Within an hour it is under the flooring. Within a day it is in the drywall and the subfloor. Within three days it is mold. We extract, dry, and document — and we start the same day you call.
Stop the source, then measure. We map moisture with thermal imaging and meters before anything gets torn out, so we remove what is actually wet instead of guessing. That map is what your adjuster wants to see.
High-capacity extraction, then air movers and commercial dehumidifiers sized to the room. We monitor readings daily and keep drying until the material is back to its dry standard — not until the surface feels dry.
We are a licensed Home Improvement Contractor, so the crew that removes your damaged drywall also puts the new drywall up. One company, one invoice, one project manager.
Within Ocean and Monmouth counties, typically 30 to 60 minutes including overnight. Elsewhere in New Jersey, under two hours. For Pennsylvania and New York, call and we will give you a firm ETA before you hang up.
Sudden and accidental water damage is usually covered; gradual leaks often are not. We document everything either way and work directly with your adjuster.
Usually not. Most jobs are contained to the affected rooms, and we set containment so the rest of the house stays livable.
Efficient, friendly, and easy to work with. Came out the next morning to cut out the damaged wall and flooring, completed in a few days.
Duli takes the time to explain in laymen’s terms so you understand mold and remediation. Absolutely dependable.
They not only fixed my house quickly, but helped me navigate the insurance claims process. Made everything so much easier.
Send the details and a project manager gets back to you — usually within the hour, always the same day. If water is actively running, skip the form and call.
(848) 200-9008 24 / 7 · someone awakeA project manager will call you back shortly. If it gets worse in the meantime, call (848) 200-9008 and we'll move you up.
Every hour water sits, the damage doubles. Same with smoke. Same with mold. Pick up the phone — there's someone awake on the other end.