Job completed for Lauren I. - Boonton, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: March 18, 2025

Location: Boonton, NJ

Why did the customer contact us?

Lauren from Boonton, NJ, contacted PDQ Restoration after discovering a broken pipe had flooded her finished basement. The sudden rupture saturated the hardwood flooring and left standing water pooling throughout the room. Concerned about ongoing moisture damage, the possibility of warped floors, and the risk of mold, Lauren called us immediately for expert water cleanup and restoration.

Solutions provided:

Upon arrival at her Boonton residence, the PDQ team quickly shut off the water source and began assessing the extent of water damage in the basement. High-powered pumps were used to extract the standing water, followed by a thorough moisture mapping to locate any hidden wet spots behind walls and under the hardwood floors. The damp conditions required immediate action, so our crew deployed industrial air movers and commercial-grade dehumidifiers to reduce humidity and dry the hardwood thoroughly.

Over the next 48 hours, the team carefully monitored moisture levels throughout the Boonton basement to ensure no hidden water pockets remained. Any sections of the floor that were too damaged were carefully removed, while salvageable areas were dried and treated to prevent warping and mold growth. The basement was then thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, targeting bacteria and contaminants that thrive in damp environments. Every surface was scrubbed to restore the space to a safe and healthy condition.

To wrap up the job, we provided Lauren with a full damage report and coordinated directly with her insurance company to streamline the claims process. Thanks to PDQ’s rapid response and detailed restoration plan, her Boonton home is now dry, clean, and free of moisture concerns. Lauren was grateful to have her space back—restored, sanitized, and protected from future water issues. We were proud to serve yet another homeowner in Boonton, NJ, with expert water restoration services.

Team members on this project:

Chris Baresh, David Rebolledo