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Everything we do for mold and water in New York, NY
29 jobs, one order of work. Every job below starts with finding the water, then contains, removes, dries and, where needed, rebuilds.
Quick answer
Our services in New York City fall into five groups: whole-job mold remediation, mold removal by room, inspection and testing, water damage and moisture control, and air, odor and rebuild work. If you are not sure which you need, call and describe what you see; most first calls end with either an inspection or a same-week removal plan.
7 services
Mold remediation
Whole-job removal inside sealed containment, sized to the building: a single co-op unit, a restaurant basement or a floor of offices.
Mold Remediation
Full removal inside sealed containment, from one room to a whole floor.
Black Mold Removal
Dark growth on long-wet drywall paper, cut out and bagged inside containment.
Apartment Mold Remediation
Occupied-building work with hallway protection and paperwork for the board.
HPD Mold Violation Remediation
Tracing the leak, removing the mold and documenting the work for the correction.
Commercial Mold Remediation
After-hours containment so tenants and customers keep using the building.
Restaurant Mold Remediation
Walk-ins, basement prep rooms and dish areas cleaned between services.
New Construction Mold Remediation
Mold on framing and sheathing removed before the walls close.
9 services
Mold by room
Mold follows water, so each room has its own usual source. These pages cover what we open up, what we remove and what we fix so it stays gone.
Basement Mold Removal
Foundation walls, framing and finished basements dried and cleared.
Bathroom Mold Removal
Ceilings over the shower, walls behind tile and floors under the toilet.
Kitchen Mold Removal
Sink bases, appliance line leaks and the wall behind the backsplash.
Attic Mold Removal
Roof sheathing and insulation cleaned or replaced, and the ventilation fixed.
Crawl Space Mold Removal
Joists, sills and the ground cover under additions and older houses.
Wall Mold Removal
Opening walls in the right place and cutting only what the mold reached.
Ceiling Mold Removal
Stains from the unit above or the roof, opened, dried and rebuilt.
Window Condensation Mold Removal
Sills, frames and cold corners that stay wet all heating season.
Carpet and Floor Mold Removal
Carpet, pad, hardwood and the subfloor underneath, checked and cleared.
4 services
Inspection and testing
Finding the moisture, sampling the air and surfaces, and reading the results before anyone cuts into a wall.
Mold Inspection
Meters and thermal imaging to find the wet material before anything is cut.
Mold Testing
Air and surface samples read by an outside lab, explained in plain words.
Hidden Leak Detection
Meters, thermal imaging and a methodical search to find water before it becomes mold.
Indoor Air Quality Testing
Humidity logging and particle counts for rooms that feel stuffy or smell.
4 services
Water damage and moisture
Mold starts with water. Extraction, drying and humidity control within the first 24 to 48 hours stop most mold jobs before they exist.
Water Damage Restoration
Extraction and drying within hours, so a leak never becomes a mold job.
Flooded Basement Cleanup
Pump-out, tear-out of wet finishes and drying after a storm.
Sewage Backup Cleanup
Contaminated water removed, porous materials bagged and every surface disinfected.
Dehumidifier Installation
Sized dehumidifiers with a drain line, so the basement stays under 50 percent.
5 services
Air, odor and rebuild
What comes after removal: clean ducts and units, a room that no longer smells, belongings you can keep and walls put back.
HVAC and Duct Mold Removal
Through-wall units, coils and ducts cleaned so they stop spreading spores.
Musty Odor Removal
Finding what smells, removing it, then treating the air that is left.
Contents Mold Cleaning
Furniture, clothing and papers sorted into clean, keep and discard.
Mold Damage Repair
Walls, trim and floors put back after the mold is gone.
Mold Prevention and Encapsulation
Coatings, venting fixes and follow-up checks that keep it from returning.
Choosing the right service
Start with a mold inspection. Moisture mapping usually finds the source, and testing helps when it does not.
Yes. Drying a leak quickly is how most mold jobs are avoided, so water damage sits alongside the mold work.
Yes. Walls, ceilings, cabinets and floors are put back once the framing reads dry.
Yes, including co-ops, condos and rentals, with hallway and elevator protection and paperwork for boards and landlords.
Not sure which of these you need?
Call now. Describe what you see and we will tell you where to start.
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