Job completed for Sarah T. - Madison, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: November 14, 2025

Location: Madison, NJ

Solutions provided:

Sarah T. experienced major water damage in her Madison home when a sudden water pipe break caused extensive flooding throughout the first floor. The burst pipes saturated drywall, wet insulation, and several wood floor sections, leading to rapid moisture migration across multiple rooms in Madison. Because the loss was covered by her insurance, water extraction and structural drying in Madison started immediately, supported by detailed documentation for the adjuster. Technicians also discovered an appliance leak cleanup issue from a failing washing machine, which added additional moisture to the laundry area in Madison. Wood floor water damage required targeted drying mats to reduce cupping and stabilize humidity levels. Moisture mapping and thermal imaging identified saturation connected to a main water line break, prompting controlled demolition to protect unaffected building materials in Madison.

During the restoration phase, the Madison property underwent aggressive water extraction, high-capacity dehumidification, and structure drying to eliminate deep moisture in framing cavities. Wet insulation removal was necessary after prolonged exposure from the burst pipes, followed by sanitation to prevent mold development in the Madison home. Technicians monitored drying progress daily, ensuring all impacted materials reached proper dry-standard levels. Additional inspections ruled out roof leaks but confirmed lingering moisture beneath several wood floor sections, requiring an extended drying cycle in Madison. Documentation such as drying logs, photos, and moisture readings supported the insurance-covered mitigation work throughout the process. By completion, the Madison residence had fully undergone water damage restoration, including appliance leak cleanup, structural drying, and wood floor water damage stabilization, returning all areas to pre-loss condition.

Team members on this project:

David Rebolledo