Job completed for Robert T. - Bedminster, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: October 21, 2025

Location: Bedminster, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Robert T. in Bedminster, NJ experienced a flooded unfinished basement caused by a burst water heater that released dozens of gallons of water across the concrete floor. The sudden leak inundated the space, soaking stored contents including cardboard boxes, area rugs, and shelving units. Our water damage restoration team in Bedminster, NJ arrived promptly to perform water extraction, remove unsalvageable contents, and apply antimicrobial treatments to prevent mold development on concrete and porous materials. The restoration process also included HEPA vacuuming of affected areas and targeted drying to eliminate residual moisture along foundation walls and in low-lying zones. Given the scope of the flooding, contents inventory and disposal documentation were included as part of the cleanup.

The homeowner’s insurance provider approved the claim, covering all water damage mitigation services and content loss from the burst water heater. This water damage emergency in Bedminster, NJ required coordination between drying specialists and content handling technicians to properly address both structure and personal belongings. Multiple air movers and commercial-grade dehumidifiers were deployed to restore the basement to dry conditions. The flooded basement in Bedminster, NJ was fully documented with moisture readings and photos for insurance reimbursement. By resolving the burst water heater damage in Bedminster, NJ quickly, we helped prevent secondary issues like mold growth and structural deterioration.

Team members on this project:

Elizabeth Baresh

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