Fire Damage Restoration & Water Damage Restoration in Hackettstown

April 22, 2025 | Hackettstown, NJ

Sandra reached out to PDQ Restoration after discovering a broken slop sink connection pipe in the unfinished basement of her Hackettstown, NJ home. The pipe had burst unexpectedly during routine cleaning, flooding the basement with water and leaving pools around the sink area and storage corners. Concerned about lingering moisture and the potential for mold, Sandra needed immediate professional help to clean and sanitize the space thoroughly. Our water damage response team arrived at the Hackettstown property within an hour. The source of the leak—the slop sink’s pipe connection—was shut off and evaluated. We quickly removed standing water using commercial-grade extraction equipment. Despite being an unfinished space, the basement had absorbed a significant amount of water into the concrete floor and wooden framing, so moisture levels were elevated throughout. To combat the spread of humidity and damp air, we deployed powerful dehumidifiers and air movers to dry all surfaces, especially around the sink, utility area, and the basement’s far corners. The cleanup process in this Hackettstown home included deep sanitation of all wet areas. We applied antimicrobial solutions to exposed surfaces and wooden beams to eliminate the risk of mold and bacteria caused by the water intrusion. Even though the space lacked drywall or flooring, our team treated the environment with the same attention as a finished basement—ensuring that no hidden moisture or wet zones remained. Continuous monitoring confirmed that moisture and humidity levels were brought back to safe standards. PDQ Restoration worked efficiently to restore Sandra’s Hackettstown basement to a clean and dry condition. Our comprehensive moisture tracking, fast drying process, and professional sanitation methods gave Sandra peace of mind that her home was protected from future issues. The entire water cleanup was completed swiftly, allowing her to resume use of the basement without concern over water, moisture, or damp conditions.

November 13, 2024 | Hackettstown, NJ

The PDQ Restoration team quickly arrived at Ethan’s Hackettstown property to assess the extent of the fire damage. They began by removing charred debris and damaged materials from the kitchen to prepare the area for restoration. Air scrubbers were set up to eliminate smoke particles from the air and improve overall air quality in the home. The team meticulously cleaned soot from walls, ceilings, and nearby furniture, using specialized equipment and techniques. Deodorizing treatments were applied throughout the house to fully neutralize the smoke odor. Over the course of five days, PDQ worked diligently to stabilize and restore the property. Ethan’s insurance covered most of the costs, leaving him responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s swift and thorough response, Ethan’s Hackettstown, NJ home was well on its way to being fully restored, with the kitchen ready for rebuilding.

October 13, 2024 | Hackettstown, NJ

When the PDQ team arrived at Annie’s Hackettstown home, they promptly assessed the situation and got to work. Water extraction equipment was used to remove the standing water from the kitchen floor, and dehumidifiers were set up to dry the cabinets and surrounding areas thoroughly. The team also inspected for hidden moisture that could lead to mold growth and ensured everything was properly dried before beginning the restoration process. The entire job took about four days, with Annie’s insurance covering the majority of the costs, leaving her only responsible for her deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s swift response, her kitchen was restored to its original condition, ensuring no lasting damage from the dishwasher flood.

July 31, 2023 | Hackettstown, NJ

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.

May 05, 2022 | Hackettstown, NJ

When we arrived to the Homeowner's home in Hackettstown, NJ, we walked around and performed sponge tests throughout the home. There were remnants of soot everywhere; the baby's room upstairs, the living room, kitchen and bathroom. We explained to the Homeowner our plan of action. They had to leave their home since soot is dangerous, especially babies. We began by placing air scrubbers and hydroxyls on each floor. The HVAC system was cleaned, the entire house was cleaned. We worked and billed their insurance company directly. The Homeowner was pleased they only had to pay their deductible.

December 21, 2021 | Hackettstown, NJ

When we arrived to the Client's home in Hackettstown, NJ, we assessed the damages with the homeowners. We discussed our remediation plan. They were thrilled to learn we could work with their Adjuster, as well as their insurance company, CHUBB directly. Our IICRC-certified technicians started immediately by setting up high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin the drying process of their home. We packed up their unaffected content and moved it to a dry area of their home. With the Client's permission, we recorded and documented the disposal of non-salvageable items. We removed, bagged and disposed of affected materials. We visited their home daily to take moisture readings and ensure the house was continuing to dry. It took 7 days for the house to completely dry.