After water entered a Bloomfield crawlspace, the space needed fast extraction and cleanup to limit the water damage. Due to the small area, the techs could only bring in portable pumps which fortunately have the power to pull even embedded moisture to the surface.

The leak from the washing machine supply line spewed a large volume of water in this Bloomfield property. The soaked and ruined sheetrock was removed and discarded. The exposed areas could then be dried and sprayed with an antifungal agent to help stop mold growth before the build back and neatly done, minimal demolition--the SERVPRO way!

Your Bloomfield property is in good hands when our water damage experts respond to your emergency! We are the best in the industry and Faster to Any Size Disaster! Our state-of-the-art equipment can restore your commercial property to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO of Nutley / Bloomfield is here 24/7!

Water damage at this Nutley condo came from a water leak from the unit directly above the unit. SERVPRO of Nutley / Bloomfield would help locate the source of the water leak and facilitate repairs. Then our industry certified technicians would dry out the wet surfaces and repair the ceiling where necessary.

The large bubble of water is being contained by the latex paint in this Bloomfield home. Time to call SERVPRO to pop the bubble, and prepare the wall and ceiling for a minor repair. Of course, the source of the water leak must be discovered and fixed.

Our experts know water can destroy your Nutley home within minutes. Our swift response will prevent mold growth, lower restoration costs, and limit further damage. SERVPRO of Nutley / Bloomfield has the training and equipment to make it “Like it never even happened.”

The semi-finished basement in this Nutley basement experienced a plumbing failure resulting in some pooling water. SERVPRO responded within the hour to the call, vacuumed up the water, set several air movers and an LGR dehumidifier, and our customer's client at the end of the day. "Like it never even happened."