Job completed for Rachel P. - Chester, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: September 5, 2025

Location: Chester, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Rachel P. in Chester, NJ experienced water damage after a roof leak allowed rainwater to seep into the ceiling during a recent storm. The intrusion caused water-stained drywall, sagging ceiling panels, and wet insulation in the upstairs hallway and adjacent bedroom. PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration responded promptly with water extraction and moisture mapping to assess the spread of the leak within the Chester home. The affected ceiling drywall was removed to expose saturated structural framing, and high-capacity dehumidifiers were set up to facilitate structure drying. Wet insulation was safely discarded and replaced after all moisture levels were confirmed to be within safe limits.


This roof leak in Chester, NJ was attributed to damaged flashing around a vent pipe, which was repaired by a licensed roofer before interior restoration could begin. The water damage restoration in Chester included anti-microbial treatment of framing materials to prevent mold growth. Air movers were strategically positioned to expedite drying across ceiling joists and attic cavities. The homeowner’s insurance policy covered all aspects of the water damage cleanup, including reconstruction of the affected ceiling and repainting. This Chester water damage job highlights how even small roof leaks can lead to extensive interior water damage requiring professional mitigation and restoration services.

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Water Damaged Ceiling in Chester, NJ
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