Byram Township, NJ

October 25, 2025

Homeowner Kevin D. in Byram Township, NJ experienced water damage in his upstairs bedroom after a pipe burst behind the wall, flooding the carpeted floor. Water quickly saturated the carpet and padding, creating hidden moisture beneath the baseboards and within the wall cavities. Our water damage restoration team in Byram Township, NJ arrived promptly to begin emergency water extraction, carpet pad removal, and antimicrobial treatment to prevent microbial growth. Moisture meters revealed elevated readings in adjacent rooms, prompting an extended inspection and targeted drying in surrounding areas. The burst pipe in Byram Township, NJ resulted in both visible and hidden water damage requiring a comprehensive structural drying strategy.

The homeowner’s insurance covered the cost of water mitigation, including the removal of wet carpet materials and deployment of drying equipment. In Byram Township, NJ, the water damage restoration process involved using high-velocity air movers and low-grain refrigerant dehumidifiers to dry all affected building materials. Daily monitoring ensured moisture levels returned to acceptable standards, preventing mold issues and material degradation. The job in Byram Township, NJ concluded with full documentation for insurance purposes and preparation for carpet replacement. This incident highlights the rapid impact of burst pipes on carpeted living spaces and the importance of swift professional water damage cleanup in Byram Township, NJ.

Hewitt, NJ

June 8, 2025

Rachel K. discovered significant water damage in her home office in Hewitt, NJ after a pipe suddenly broke within the wall during a cold snap. The broken pipe released a steady stream of water, soaking the carpet, baseboards, and lower drywall before the leak was detected. PDQ Restoration responded swiftly, beginning immediate water extraction to minimize further damage to furniture and office equipment. Moisture readings confirmed saturation in structural materials, necessitating targeted demolition and drying procedures to prevent mold growth and long-term deterioration. In the Hewitt home, our team performed a detailed Water Damage Restoration process, including removal of wet drywall and insulation, deployment of air movers, and dehumidification of the affected office space. The pipe break required coordination with a licensed plumber for repair prior to completing structure drying. This water damage cleanup, caused by a broken pipe, was fully covered by the homeowner's insurance policy, streamlining restoration timelines and approvals. Throughout the project in Hewitt, NJ, PDQ’s specialists ensured that moisture levels were safely reduced and that the office environment was restored to its pre-loss condition.

Dover, NJ

January 21, 2025

The response began with locating and isolating the source of the leak, followed by collaboration with a licensed plumber to repair the damaged pipe. Once the water source was secured, high-powered pumps and vacuums were used to extract standing water. Industrial dehumidifiers and air movers were strategically placed to dry the ceiling, walls, and flooring, ensuring all moisture was effectively removed. Damaged drywall and insulation were carefully removed from the ceiling to prevent contamination, and antimicrobial treatments were applied to exposed areas to inhibit mold growth. The affected spaces were thoroughly dried, and moisture meters were used to confirm no residual dampness remained. Restoration included replacing drywall, repainting the ceiling, and repairing the flooring to its original condition.

Bloomfield, NJ

November 7, 2024

Upon arriving at Marianne’s home in Bloomfield, NJ, PDQ Restoration conducted a thorough inspection of the kitchen ceiling and surrounding areas. Using specialized tools, the team carefully removed sections of the ceiling to identify the source of moisture and address any trapped water. High-powered dehumidifiers and fans were strategically placed to thoroughly dry the area and eliminate any concealed dampness. The team applied antimicrobial treatments to prevent any future mold growth, ensuring the kitchen air quality remained safe. Moisture levels were checked daily to confirm the space was fully dry. Within three days, PDQ completed the work, with Marianne’s insurance covering most of the cost, leaving her responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s attentive care, Marianne’s kitchen in Bloomfield, NJ, was restored to a dry, mold-free state with no lingering odors.

Boonton, NJ

October 4, 2024

Upon arriving at Filip’s home in Boonton, NJ, the PDQ team quickly got to work, assessing the extent of the water damage. They removed sections of the affected ceiling and walls to ensure all hidden moisture was properly addressed. Industrial fans and dehumidifiers were set up to dry out the area thoroughly, preventing any potential mold growth. The entire job was completed within four days, with Filip’s insurance covering the costs, leaving him responsible for only the deductible. Thanks to PDQ Restoration’s swift response, Filip’s bathroom was fully dried out and ready for repairs, ensuring no lingering water issues remained.

Florham Park, NJ

May 14, 2024

Upon receiving Hazel N.'s call from Florham Park, NJ, PDQ Restoration immediately mobilized a specialized team trained in fire and smoke damage restoration. Our first priority was to assess the extent of smoke damage throughout the basement, including soot and odor penetration into walls, ceilings, and belongings. Using advanced equipment such as HEPA air scrubbers and thermal foggers, we commenced with smoke and soot removal, ensuring all affected surfaces were thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. We employed specialized techniques to neutralize smoke odor molecules, including the use of "hydroxyl" generators to purify the indoor air quality effectively. Throughout the restoration process, we maintained clear communication with Hazel, providing updates on progress and ensuring her confidence in our ability to restore her basement to a safe and habitable condition.

Parsippany, NJ

May 13, 2024

Upon receiving Michael C.'s distress call from Parsippany, NJ, PDQ Restoration promptly dispatched a specialized team equipped to handle sewage backup emergencies. Our technicians conducted a thorough assessment to identify the extent of water contamination and damage. We initiated immediate extraction of sewage water, ensuring all affected areas, including flooring, walls, and belongings, were thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. Utilizing industrial-grade equipment, we dried and dehumidified the space to prevent mold growth and structural issues. PDQ Restoration applied antimicrobial treatments to eliminate bacteria and odor, restoring Michael's home to a safe environment. Throughout the process, we maintained clear communication with Michael, providing detailed updates and guidance to alleviate his concerns and ensure complete satisfaction with the restoration efforts.

Morristown, NJ

April 9, 2024

Upon receiving Eleanor L.'s call from Morristown, NJ, PDQ Restoration mobilized a dedicated team trained in fire damage restoration. Our first priority was to assess the extent of smoke and soot damage throughout Eleanor's home. We conducted thorough cleaning using advanced techniques to remove soot residues from walls, ceilings, and other surfaces affected by the furnace fire. Utilizing specialized equipment, we treated the air to eliminate smoke odors, ensuring the indoor environment was safe and breathable. Our team also inspected for any structural damage caused by the fire, providing necessary repairs and reconstruction services to restore Eleanor's basement and home to its pre-fire condition. Throughout the process, we maintained clear communication with Eleanor, ensuring she was informed and confident in our restoration efforts.

Mount Olive, NJ

March 24, 2024

Upon receiving Lincoln C.'s call from Mount Olive, NJ, PDQ Restoration immediately dispatched a skilled team trained in fire damage restoration. Our first priority was to conduct a thorough assessment of the fire damage, focusing on the utility room and adjoining areas affected by smoke and soot. We implemented a detailed cleaning process using advanced techniques to remove soot residues from walls, ceilings, and surfaces. Utilizing "hydroxyl" generators, we neutralized lingering smoke odors, ensuring a fresh and clean indoor environment. Additionally, we provided structural repairs and reconstruction services as needed to restore Lincoln's basement and home to its pre-fire condition. Throughout the restoration process, we maintained open communication with Lincoln, keeping him informed and involved in every step of the restoration journey.

Morris Plains, NJ

March 19, 2024

Upon arriving at Noah P.'s home in Morris Plains, NJ, PDQ Restoration conducted a comprehensive assessment of the electrical fire damage in the basement. We used advanced equipment to remove soot and thoroughly clean all affected surfaces. To address the persistent odor, we deployed hydroxyl generators, which effectively neutralized the smell without the use of harmful chemicals. Our team also inspected the electrical system to ensure safety and prevent future incidents. Finally, we provided detailed recommendations for ongoing maintenance to help Noah maintain a safe and healthy home environment.

Denville, NJ

March 13, 2024

Upon receiving Hannah M.'s call from Denville, NJ, PDQ Restoration promptly dispatched a team specializing in water damage mitigation and mold remediation. Our first step was to conduct a thorough inspection to identify the source of the leak and assess the extent of water damage. We swiftly implemented water extraction and drying procedures using advanced equipment to remove excess moisture from the basement, including wet carpet and affected walls. To prevent mold growth, we applied antimicrobial treatments and conducted thorough cleaning and sanitization of the area. Our team also repaired the leaky pipe and provided recommendations to Hannah for preventing future water damage. Throughout the process, we maintained clear communication with Hannah, ensuring she was informed about every step taken to restore her basement effectively.

Washington, NJ

March 3, 2024

Upon receiving Nora V.'s distress call from Washington, NJ, PDQ Restoration mobilized a specialized team equipped to handle smoke and fire damage restoration. Our first step was a comprehensive assessment to gauge the extent of damage to the structure and contents. We then implemented thorough cleaning protocols to remove soot residues from surfaces using appropriate cleaning agents and techniques. Advanced deodorization methods, including the use of "hydroxyl" technology, were employed to neutralize smoke odors embedded in carpets, upholstery, and walls. Additionally, we conducted structural repairs where necessary to ensure the integrity of Nora's home. Throughout the restoration process, we maintained clear communication with Nora, providing updates and ensuring her peace of mind. Our goal was to swiftly and effectively restore her property, allowing Nora and her family to return to a safe and clean environment.

Madison, NJ

January 9, 2024

Upon receiving Carter S.'s call from Madison, NJ, PDQ Restoration promptly dispatched a specialized team to assess the extent of water damage in the basement. Our immediate priority was to contain the water and prevent further spread using advanced extraction equipment. We conducted thorough drying and dehumidification to eliminate moisture and minimize the risk of mold growth. Our certified technicians meticulously inspected and repaired the leaky pipe, ensuring that the source of the water damage was addressed comprehensively. Additionally, we provided sanitization and deodorization to restore the basement to its pre-damage condition, accompanied by detailed documentation to support Carter's insurance claim and facilitate a smooth restoration process.

Washington, NJ

January 4, 2024

Upon arrival at Aurora R.'s home in Washington, NJ, PDQ Restoration assessed the extent of the smoke damage caused by the puffback. We utilized specialized equipment to remove soot from all affected surfaces, including walls, ceilings, and furniture. To address the lingering odor, we deployed hydroxyl generators, which neutralize smoke odors without harmful chemicals. Our comprehensive cleanup process ensured that Aurora's basement was free of soot and odors, restoring a clean and healthy environment.

Kinnelon, NJ

December 9, 2023

PDQ came in and documented all areas of mold. The stove was carefully removed and the area of the wall with the mold on it was cut out and removed. Antimicrobial was sprayed on surrounding surfaces. All debris and dust was then HEPA vacuumed up after.

Jefferson, NJ

December 2, 2023

PDQ first located and had the pipe fixed so no more water would be leaking. After this all of the water was extracted. Then all surfaces were cleaned that came in contact with the water. Fans and dehumidifiers were set up to completely dry out the basement and bring it back to its original condition.

Oakridge, NJ

September 13, 2023

The leak was located and fixed. All water was extracted. The mold was remediated by cutting out parts on the wall with the mold. After the cuts were made any mold behind that was also taken care of. Affected furniture was claimed and disposed of.

Madison, NJ

September 12, 2023

Completed removal of damaged areas in the garage, including sheetrock, ceiling and insulation surrounding the garage. Inspected, restored, and cleaned all affected rooms in the home affected by the fire and smoke odor. Provided HEPA vacuuming of the floors, walls, and ceilings of impacted spaces.

Denville, NJ

September 11, 2023

We contained the damage and removed remaining standing water. Sheetrock was removed halfway up the walls to avoid mold and mildew. Soaking wet carpet was removed and HEPA air scrubbers set up in affected areas. Drying equipment stayed on site until it was determined that dry standards were met and moisture content was below the threshold for mold growth.

Morristown, NJ

September 5, 2023

The team worked to control the damage and remove standing water. Water pumps and vacuums were placed to remove water. The drying equipment was left on site until the area was completely dry to avoid mold growth and mildew.

Livingston, NJ

September 1, 2023

We extracted all standing liquids and set up containment to minimize spreading harmful air to unaffected areas of the house in Livingston, New Jersey. Baseboards and the lower part of the walls were removed. Air scrubbers placed in key locations for 3 days until the air was reported safe for the homeowner. Used hospital-grade antimicrobial spray and disinfectant until the affected area was reported as safe.

Short Hills, NJ

August 29, 2023

PDQ performed clean up the sewage backup in the basement at the home in Short Hills, New Jersey. This was an Emergency Service Call for a Cat 3 Toxic water situation Standing sewage water by the sink and by the back toilet was extracted. The area was thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. PDQ removed 100 square feet of carpet and removed some other small debris like ceiling tiles and boxes that had been affected. PDQ made two-foot-high flood cuts in the damaged Sheetrock. Microbial spray was used when finished. Air Scrubbers and fans were utilized to dry our the basement.

Hackettstown, NJ

July 31, 2023

PDQ removed a wet section of sheetrock along the bottom trim on the first floor at the home in Hackettstown, New Jersey. Water-damaged ceilings were also removed. All the furniture contents of each affected room were covered in plastic. PDQ sprayed disinfectant and HEPA vacuumed all impacted areas. Fans were added as well.

Madison, NJ

July 7, 2023

Intensive cleaning, vacuuming, and disinfecting of the entire home in Madison, New Jersey. All contents and surfaces were thoroughly cleaned. The kitchen was prepped for the contractor and the tear-out and restoration of the fire-damaged area. PDQ followed the 10-Step Sanitizing Process.

Chester, NJ

June 14, 2023

In the kitchen, we covered all the cabinets and floor in plastic to protect it from any debris or dust at the home in Chester, New Jersey. The same goes for the home office, where the radiator had exploded. We covered the fireplace and bookshelf in the office with painter's plastic. A partial removal of the floor in the living room was also done. A section of the kitchen ceiling was removed to reveal the burst pipe. PDQ sprayed microbial and placed multiple dehumidifiers, fans, and air scrubbers to dry out the damp and saturated spaces.

Milburn, NJ

June 13, 2023

PDQ arrived on the scene and began the demolition process of the kitchen ceiling, walls, and cabinets. Assisted home homeowner in the boxing of contents. We removed all debris from the kitchen. We placed 2 air scrubbers on the first floor. removed all soot from the Kitchen fire area, as well as other rooms in the home affected by the fire at the home in Milburn, New Jersey.

Randolph, NJ

December 1, 2022

When our Team arrived to the home in Randolph, New Jersey, they assessed the damages along with the Homeowners. They discussed in details the plan of remediation. The Homeowner's were pleased to learn we could work and bill their insurance company, Encompass, directly. Our IICRC-certified technicians started immediately by cleaning up the sewage and setting up high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin drying and cleaning the home. They sealed off the affected area, bagged and removed all affected materials. The team replaced all air filters in the HVAC systems and scheduled HVAC air duct cleaning and sanitation for sewage and odor. We visited their home each day to look after the drying process. The Homeowners were happy that it only took 4 days for their house to dry-out.

Mount Olive, NJ

November 23, 2022

When we arrived in Mount Olive, New Jersey, we assessed the damage. We packed up all the unaffected contents and moved them to an unaffected area for storage. The customer was in a hurry to get the job completed before family would be in town for the holidays, thankfully we completed the job in just 4 days. We removed the sewage and all damaged material. We dried out the area, used humidifiers, and air scrubbers. We also had an ozone generator and hydroxyl generator set up to remove odor and airborne particles. The customer was thrilled, that we could work with and bill their insurance company, USAA directly. She did not have to pay out-of-pocket for more than her deductible.

Mount Olive, NJ

April 22, 2022

The PDQ team arrived at the home in Mount Olive, NJ within 90 minutes of receiving the new customers call and immediately assessed the damage and provided a plan of action to the homeowners for the clean-up process. Our team began extracting the raw sewage and removed all affected contents from the impacted finished basement. They then cleaned and sanitized all affected areas and set up drying equipment. They returned to the home every day for 3 days while the drying process was being completed to ensure there was no hazardous moisture left within the home.

Rockaway, NJ

April 11, 2022

Our Team dispatched our Project Managers within one hour of the Client's call. When our PMs arrived at the home in Rockaway, New Jersey, they assessed the damages with the Homeowner. They were thrilled to learn it would be covered by insurance and we could bill and work directly with their insurance company. Our IICRC-certified technicians started immediately by setting up high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin drying their home. They packed up their unaffected content and moved it to a dry area of their home. Our team then placed blocks underneath the homeowner's undamaged items, making sure there were no spots where moisture could hide and cause mold growth issues down the road. We removed, bagged and disposed of the affected materials. After the initial project was complete, we proceeded to visit their home each day to look after the drying process to ensure no future moisture issues would arise.

Landing, NJ

March 24, 2022

The PDQ Project Managers arrived within an hour of the Homeowner's call in Landing, New Jersey. They did a thorough assessment and explained to the Homeowner our plan of remediation. The Homeowner was thrilled to learn that we could work and bill her insurance company, directly, instead of him having to discuss the damage with them after everything he just went through. To kickstart the project, our team sealed off the affected area and packed up all unaffected content and moved it to a dry area of his home. We removed, bagged and disposed of the affected materials properly to ensure no exposure to any harmful particles. Our IICRC-certified technicians set up high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin drying his home and an antimicrobial solution was applied to all the affected areas. The PDQ team visited his home each day to look after the drying process and completed the project with a positive moisture reading.

Morristown, NJ

March 15, 2022

When we arrived at the Client's home in Morristown, New Jersey, we assessed the damage alongside the homeowners. Once finished with the assessment, we explained to them our aggressive remediation plan. The Homeowners were very happy that we could work and bill their insurance company, Progressive, directly. Our team immediately began the work by cleaning and removing all of the salvable items. We stored them in a POD that we placed on their property during the clean-up process. We then removed all affected materials and cleaned all impacted areas with an antimicrobial solution. Finally, we brought in Ozone generators for odor, air scrubbers and air filters to ensure the home no longer contained any harmful particles from the soot exposure.

Rockaway, NJ

February 18, 2022

A PDQ Project Manager arrived at the property in Rockaway, New Jersey and assessed the damages with the broker and discussed the plan of remediation. The broker was pleased to find out that we could work directly with and bill her insurance company, Preferred Mutual, directly. After initial assessment, PDQ began setting up the drying equipment including high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls. We then removed the affected materials including the carpeting and padding in the hallway, the drywall within the breakroom and the impacted cabinetry within the breakroom. We visited the property for a few days until the commercial units were completely dried.

Randolph, NJ

February 9, 2022

Our Project Managers arrived within 60 minutes of the Homeowner contacting us at the home in Randolph, New Jersey. We started by thoroughly assessing the water damage and our plan of restoration along with the Homeowner. Our Team started immediately by setting up all of the necessary drying equipment including high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls. They then bagged and removed all the water damaged material and moved all unaffected salvageable items to a dry space within the home. The Homeowner was extremely grateful for the urgency and service that PDQ Restoration was able to provide and was also happy to find out that we were able to work with and bill her insurance company directly.