Job completed for Carla W. - Stillwater Township, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: October 7, 2025

Location: Stillwater Township, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Carla W. in Stillwater Township, NJ experienced extensive kitchen water damage after a refrigerator water line burst, flooding the wood floors and spreading moisture into the adjacent pantry and dining area. The sudden line failure allowed a large volume of water to saturate the hardwood flooring, subfloor, and lower cabinetry within a short period. Our Stillwater Township, NJ water damage restoration team arrived promptly to begin water extraction and protect surrounding materials from further deterioration. Moisture mapping revealed elevated readings beneath the wood floor planks, requiring removal of damaged sections for proper structural drying.

The water damage restoration process in Stillwater Township, NJ included use of high-powered dehumidifiers and directed airflow systems to dry the affected hardwood flooring and underlying structures. Due to the risk of wood floor cupping and mold growth, antimicrobial agents were applied and continuous monitoring was conducted. The homeowner's insurance covered the Stillwater Township, NJ water damage event, enabling comprehensive restoration and flooring replacement. After achieving normal moisture levels, our team finalized the dry-out phase with full documentation for the insurance provider. This Stillwater Township, NJ kitchen water damage project demonstrates how a burst fridge line can cause widespread damage requiring professional drying and restoration techniques.

Team members on this project:

Lance Caffrey

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Floor Water Damage in Stillwater Township, NJ
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Floor Water Damage in Stillwater Township, NJ
Fridge Leak in Stillwater Township, NJ
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Fridge Leak in Stillwater Township, NJ
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