Job completed for Brian T. - Washington, NJ - Fire Damage

Completion date: September 7, 2025

Location: Washington, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Brian T. in Washington, NJ experienced fire damage after a small candle fire quickly spread smoke and soot throughout his residence. Though the open flame was extinguished before it caused major structural harm, the resulting smoke damage impacted nearly every room in the home. PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration responded promptly, performing emergency board-up services and beginning the fire restoration process. Smoke-damaged drywall was removed in areas with deep soot penetration, while high-efficiency HEPA air scrubbers were deployed to filter airborne particulates. Hydroxyl generators were used extensively throughout the Washington home to neutralize lingering smoke odor and volatile organic compounds.


This fire damage cleanup in Washington, NJ involved meticulous soot removal from ceilings, walls, and contents using specialized dry sponges and chem sponges. HVAC ductwork was professionally cleaned to eliminate soot buildup and prevent recontamination. The fire restoration process also included deodorizing porous materials and sealing certain surfaces to encapsulate residual odor. All smoke and fire damage restoration procedures were documented for the homeowner’s insurance claim, which covered the full cost of cleanup and restoration. This Washington fire damage event underscores the far-reaching impact of smoke damage and the importance of professional smoke odor removal and air purification after even a small fire.

Team members on this project:

Jerry Katz

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