Job completed for Kevin M. - Hanover, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: February 3, 2026

Location: Hanover, NJ

Solutions provided:

Kevin M. contacted PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration after discovering water damage along the tiled floor and baseboards of his Hanover, NJ home following a hidden pipe leak behind the wall. The water loss was caused by a slow Water Pipe Break that saturated the subfloor and seeped beneath the tile, leading to moisture intrusion and potential structural damage. In Hanover, NJ, even minor Burst Pipes or plumbing leaks can result in significant Water Damage Restoration needs if not addressed quickly. Our technicians arrived at the Hanover, NJ property to perform immediate Water Extraction and began targeted Structure Drying using high-powered air movers and commercial dehumidifiers. Moisture meters and thermal imaging were used throughout the Hanover, NJ home to detect hidden wet insulation and moisture trapped behind baseboards and drywall. The homeowner’s insurance policy covered the water damage in Hanover, NJ, including mitigation, dry-out services, and necessary repairs related to the Water Pipe Break.

After initial extraction, our team in Hanover, NJ carefully removed affected baseboard trim and drilled strategic weep holes to promote airflow inside the wall cavity for comprehensive Structure Drying. Specialized drying equipment was positioned to address subfloor saturation and prevent long-term issues such as mold growth and wood floor water damage. Throughout the Hanover, NJ water damage restoration process, daily moisture readings were recorded to ensure proper drying goals were met in accordance with industry standards. Any compromised materials identified during the inspection were documented for insurance and evaluated for repair or replacement. The combination of Water Extraction, dehumidification, and controlled airflow restored safe humidity levels inside the Hanover, NJ residence. Final verification testing confirmed that the Hanover, NJ property was fully dried, stabilized, and ready for reconstruction following the plumbing-related water damage event.

Team members on this project:

Leo Trinidad