The sprinkler system activated long enough to wet the hallways and offices of this Middlesex County office building. Fast action during a water damage loss can make a big difference in restoration results. The soggy carpet needed a fast water extraction to preserve the commercial grade carpet, our robust drying equipment and advanced training also preserved the electronics and surrounding furniture. Our SERVPRO of Old Bridge/Cranbury team saved the day with quick and effective property restoration techniques. Our New Jersey crews were able to contain the damage allowing business operations to continue almost as usual.

Water damage of any type can be disastrous for your business leaving damage to the building structure and loss of contents and inventory, there are secondary issues such as mold and bad odors that can occur — worst of all, the downtime your business or organization will experience during cleanup and remediation.

When flood damage affects your commercial or residential property our SERVPRO technicians utilize their knowledge of how moisture can affect a building. Psychrometry is the study of the air and its properties; including temperature, humidity, vapor pressure and dew point. Knowing how air and moisture interact with each other, SERVPRO technicians can figure out how to remove moisture most efficiently to promote faster drying and mitigate damages.

Heavy rain and other severe weather can cause many types of damage to New Jersey homes and businesses, this basement experienced flooding and water damage from ground water flooding & seepage. Water traveled through the walls and floor of this Old Bridge, NJ basement. SERVPRO of Old Bridge/Cranbury quickly started working on removing the excess water from the affected areas and using fans and dehumidifiers to dry out the entire basement, quickly restoring this basement, “Like it never even happened.”

When considering a solution to your commercial or residential property water damage, our SERVPRO technicians will access what type of water caused the damage. This assessment will help our crew make the most effective plan for cleaning and removing the water, drying and mitigating the damage and repairing and restoring your property and contents correctly.
When your property suffers a water damage there are 3 types of water that could have caused your property damage, including clean, grey and black water. Understanding what type of water is affecting your property is critical to ensuring proper cleanup and restoration services.
Our team offers 24-hour Emergency Service, excellent customer care and expedient disaster restoration services that will return your property to a safe and healthy condition.

Containment barrier during recent water damage restoration project in Old Bridge, NJ. SERVPRO of Old Bridge/Cranbury often uses containment barriers when restoring homes and businesses after a water damage event. Containment is crucial because it enables the crew to control the environment and gain maximum drying efficiency for the damaged areas, while limiting the spread of moisture and other contaminants. When we block off an area of an affected property using professional plastic barriers, we can reduce the drying time for that space, use less equipment and dry out this Old Bridge residence faster, saving time and money.
Our New Jersey team of SERVPRO technicians put years of training, experience, and specialized equipment to work for you after a commercial property water damage, ensuring the removal of all remaining moisture and a fast, effective drying process that you can count on.

Flood cuts are a common part of the restoration procedure when drywall has been badly damaged by water, our technicians will remove wet materials to avoid secondary damages. When an IICRC certified water restoration contractor cuts out portions of damaged drywall to avoid continued damage to the structure it’s called a flood cut. Depending on the type of water, length of damage and amount of water different methods of flood cutting can take place. Typically, the cut is made 12-18 inches above where the flood damage stopped, so that the damaged drywall can be discarded and address additional “hidden moisture” concerns can be addressed.