Water, Fire & Mold Damage Restoration in Brick, NJ

Serving Brick Township, including its bayfront and river neighborhoods, Ocean County.

Brick Township sits where the Metedeconk River meets Barnegat Bay, and much of the township is lined with waterfront homes, lagoons and bayside neighborhoods. A section of the barrier island, including Normandy Beach, is also part of Brick.

That much shoreline means flooding is a real risk. Superstorm Sandy brought severe damage to the barrier island and bayfront areas, and coastal storms and nor'easters still push tidal water into low-lying streets and homes. Flood water from the bay or river is treated as contaminated, so affected porous materials usually have to be removed before the structure is cleaned and dried.

Inland, Brick's established neighborhoods see the usual causes of water damage: aging water heaters, supply-line failures, roof leaks and sump pump problems in heavy rain. Waterfront and older homes are also prone to hidden moisture, which is where mold starts. We use thermal imaging and moisture meters to find water that isn't visible.

Wind storms also bring down trees, and we provide emergency tree removal for storm-damaged or fallen trees, along with tarping, board-up and repairs.

Services we offer in Brick

We're an IICRC Certified Firm and a registered NJ Home Improvement Contractor (HIC #13VH12188600). We do residential and commercial work, use thermal imaging, moisture meters, dehumidifiers, air movers, air scrubbers and hydroxyl generators, and work with your insurance company, submitting the invoice on your behalf.

Get help in Brick

If you have water, fire, mold or storm damage in Brick, call 732-539-2942 or request an estimate. We serve Monmouth, Ocean & Middlesex counties from our Freehold office. We answer 24/7, and emergencies are usually reached within an hour. We'll explain what we see, what needs to happen and what to expect.

Brick FAQs

My lagoon home took on water in a storm. What should I do first?

If it's safe, turn off power to the affected areas, keep people out of the water, and call us. Outside flood water is contaminated and should be cleaned up professionally.

Can you find hidden moisture behind walls?

Yes. We use thermal imaging and penetrating and non-penetrating moisture meters to map where the water went.

Do you serve Normandy Beach?

Yes. We serve all of Brick Township, including the barrier island section.

MaxClean Restoration technician using a backpack HEPA vacuum next to plastic containment during mold remediation in New Jersey
Dehumidifier and air movers drying a room with exposed studs during a mold remediation job in New Jersey