The water heater in this Garfield home dumped a huge amount of water and this photo is just one example of how ruinous slightly under an inch of standing water can be in a home. The floorboards have already started deteriorating and will require removal. 

A pipe burst in this Fort Lee residential property resulted in the need for water damage remediation. The techs removed only the bedroom flooring that showed seepage under the carpet so the subfloor could dry. Clean lines get used in the removal process so repairs are easier.

A pipe break in this Bergenfield ceiling caused a large area of water damage. SERVPRO techs opened the ceiling to remove the insulation using specialized vacuums to open up the interior for drying both within the ceiling and the area below.

This Ridgewood kitchen had water damage in the ceiling from the toilet in the upstairs bathroom. SERVPRO techs removed the sagging ceiling and dried the problem areas above and below to ensure the floor joists were dry. Afterward, they cleaned and disinfected all surfaces.

A living room in Norwood gave the homeowners a hint it had an issue with water damage by showing a large paint bubble. SERVPRO technicians were called to get rid of the water damage and the paint bubble. The technicians have the training to handle this type of unique damage.

Water can spell trouble for your home in Dumont. When a water damage disaster happens, you can count on our restoration experts to be ready to respond 24/7! SERVPRO of Northeast Bergen County has the equipment and training to return your property to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”

Plumbing failures from hidden pipes in the attic can lead to a surprise for homeowners in Closter when they see a water-stained sagging ceiling. SERVPRO technicians can drill weep holes into the sheetrock to drain any pooling water and then carefully tear out the ruined ceiling material. This controlled demolition is done with plastic sheeting protecting the floor and a HEPA air scrubber limiting any dust circulation.

Take a look at how much water this carpet is holding on to. Here you can see the homeowner was trying to extract the water with their own shop vac but they weren't able to handle the large carpeted area with all the water it had absorbed. This is when our technicians took over with our powerful truck mount water extractor to soak up all that water before removing the carpet. 

This water loss located in River Vale, NJ started in the second floor bathroom and made its way through the ceiling below and onto these hardwood floors shown. Our first priority was saving the hardwood floors with the use of drying mats. Our technicians set up containment to keep the nearby kitchen safe from debris. 

Here is a shot of one section of our warehouse where we store some of our drying equipment. This 14,000 square foot facility is not just used to hold our equipment and tools but can be used to store customer belongings that need to be held in storage until mitigation/restoration is completed. 

The SERVPRO of Northeast Bergen County Production Team. Not just a team but a family. We are proud to have such great technicians working for our company. Hopefully you will never have to meet any of them but if you do just know you are in good hands.