Job completed for John H. - Denville, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: July 30, 2025

Location: Denville, NJ

Solutions provided:

A burst pipe in the ceiling of John H.'s finished basement in Denville, NJ resulted in widespread water damage to ceiling drywall, insulation, and lighting fixtures. The pipe failure occurred in the overnight hours, allowing water to pool in the ceiling cavity and eventually soak through, damaging the finished surfaces below. Upon arrival, our team performed moisture mapping and began immediate water extraction to prevent further deterioration. In Denville, NJ, water damage in finished basements caused by burst pipes typically requires removal of wet ceiling materials and full structure drying. This loss was fully covered by the homeowner's insurance policy.

At the Denville, NJ property, our technicians conducted a controlled demolition of the water-damaged ceiling drywall and removed saturated insulation for proper drying. Air movers and dehumidifiers were strategically placed to target moisture trapped in ceiling joists and wall intersections. Antimicrobial treatments were applied to all affected structural elements to prevent future mold development. Water damage restoration in Denville, NJ basements often involves ceiling and upper wall reconstruction following pipe bursts. Once moisture readings confirmed the space was dry, the basement ceiling was rebuilt and restored to its original condition.

Team members on this project:

Michael Moughrabie

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