Job completed for Daniel P. - Marksboro, NJ - Fire Damage

Completion date: December 2, 2025

Location: Marksboro, NJ

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Solutions provided:

Daniel P. contacted PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration after experiencing extensive water damage in his Marksboro home caused by a sudden burst pipe in the kitchen supply line. The burst pipe released a significant amount of water that spread quickly, leading to soaked drywall, wet insulation, and wood floor water damage throughout the Marksboro property. This Marksboro water damage loss occurred while the home was unoccupied, allowing moisture to migrate into wall cavities and beneath finished flooring. Immediate water extraction was required to limit further damage and prevent structural concerns commonly associated with burst pipes in Marksboro homes. Our initial inspection revealed elevated moisture levels in subflooring and adjacent rooms, a frequent issue with water pipe breaks and appliance-related leaks in Marksboro. The water damage restoration services in Marksboro were covered by the homeowner’s insurance policy, allowing mitigation work to begin without delay.

After shutting off the water source, our Marksboro restoration team began professional water extraction using commercial-grade equipment to remove standing water. Structure drying was then initiated with air movers and dehumidifiers to address wet insulation, saturated framing, and wood floor water damage throughout the Marksboro residence. Special attention was given to moisture-prone areas near plumbing lines to ensure complete drying and thorough water damage restoration in Marksboro. Daily moisture monitoring was performed to track progress and verify that all affected materials reached proper drying levels. Additional appliance leak cleanup procedures were completed after residual moisture was discovered near the dishwasher during follow-up inspections. This detailed Marksboro water damage job focused on both visible damage and hidden moisture resulting from the burst pipe.