Job completed for George T. - Kinnelon, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: July 25, 2025

Location: Kinnelon, NJ

Solutions provided:

A burst pipe in a home under construction in Kinnelon, NJ caused significant water damage to the exposed framing and subfloor before drywall installation had begun. The property, still in its rough-in stage, experienced widespread saturation across multiple rooms as water flowed unchecked over the open framework. When our team arrived, we initiated immediate water extraction and began structural drying to prevent long-term damage to the wood framing. In Kinnelon, NJ, water damage during construction poses unique challenges, especially when the structure lacks sheetrock and finished surfaces. Fortunately, this construction phase loss was covered under the builder’s insurance policy.

At this Kinnelon, NJ site, drying efforts included high-powered air movers and dehumidifiers positioned strategically throughout the affected framing. Moisture readings were taken regularly to monitor drying progress and ensure the integrity of the wood structure. Wet insulation, already staged for installation, had to be discarded due to saturation. Incomplete plumbing infrastructure and the absence of finishes made containment easier but also required meticulous attention to the subfloor and framing joints. Water damage in Kinnelon, NJ homes under construction highlights the importance of safeguarding plumbing systems and maintaining proper site supervision to prevent delays and material losses.

Team members on this project:

Chris Baresh

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