Our water damage restoration services include these steps:
- Emergency Response: Our technicians come to your home or building within 1-2 hours of your call to contain and evaluate the damage.
- Water Extraction and Drying: We extract the water with our advanced drying equipment and set up dehumidifiers to dry wet areas and materials.
- Reinstallation and Cleaning: We can clean and restore the damaged areas and put any large objects that were moved back in their place.
Frozen Pipes
One potential cause of water damage, especially during cold weather, is a burst pipe caused by water freezing within the pipe. Frozen pipes are common in uninsulated areas of a home or building as cold temperatures will cause the water to freeze. The ice slowly expands within the pipe until the pressure is too much and causes the pipe to burst. Pipe bursts are dangerous because they can leak out hundreds of gallons of water into your home in an hour. If a pipe has burst in your home, turn off the water at the emergency shut off valve and call RestorationMaster right away. We will arrive quickly at your home to remove the water before it causes serious structural damage. The best ways to prevent burst pipes are to keep the pipes in uninsulated areas warm with extra heat or pipe insulation, and routinely check your pipes for signs of damage or wear and tear.
Some water damage may not seem like a big deal but if you do not react to it quickly enough, it could cause serious property damage and even lead to mold. Make sure you call RestorationMaster as soon as you find water damage in your home or business in Middlesex County, NJ. Our technicians will arrive quickly and stop the spread of the water to prevent extensive damage. Give us a call 24 hours a day at (732) 751-4004 for emergency water damage restoration.
RestorationMaster provides water damage restoration for homes and businesses in Monroe Township, East Brunswick, New Brunswick, Old Bridge Township, Edison, Woodbridge Township, Metuchen, Perth Amboy, and Piscataway Township in Middlesex County, NJ.