Job completed for Michael K. - Jefferson, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: September 7, 2025

Location: Jefferson, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Michael K. in Jefferson, NJ experienced water damage after a ceiling leak developed due to a compromised pipe joint above the second-floor bathroom. Water seeped through the ceiling and into the living room below, damaging sheetrock, ceiling paint, and portions of the hardwood floor. PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration initiated emergency water extraction and ceiling demolition to expose and dry the affected cavities. Structural drying with high-powered air movers and dehumidifiers was used to stabilize humidity levels in the Jefferson home and prevent further deterioration. Thermal imaging confirmed the extent of the water infiltration, and wet insulation was removed and replaced as part of the Jefferson water damage restoration.


This Jefferson, NJ water damage incident required close coordination with a licensed plumber to repair the failing pipe joint before restoration could proceed. The hardwood flooring near the leak zone showed signs of cupping and was dried using floor drying mats to minimize permanent damage. The water damage cleanup was fully covered by the homeowner’s insurance policy, including repairs to the ceiling and cosmetic repainting. PDQ technicians also treated the affected area with anti-microbial spray to deter mold growth. This ceiling leak in Jefferson highlights the importance of fast, professional response to minimize long-term structural and aesthetic damage from interior water leaks.

Team members on this project:

Chris Baresh

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