Mold remediation built for Hoboken
Hoboken was severely flooded during Hurricane Sandy — approximately 80% of the city was inundated, and many basements and first floors sustained significant water damage. Properties remediated in 2012–2013 should be reassessed if symptoms recur.
Hoboken's flat topography and high water table mean that basements in this city are among the most prone to groundwater infiltration in New Jersey — sump pump systems are essential and their failure a primary cause of water damage and mold.
The city's 19th-century brownstones and early 20th-century brick buildings have the same structural moisture challenges as similar Manhattan building stock.
Common mold types in Hoboken
- Stachybotrys (post-Sandy basement framing)
- Cladosporium (brownstone cellar and garden apartment)
- Aspergillus/Penicillium (basement laundry and utility areas)
We serve Sinatra Park, Hoboken Terminal, Washington Street, Elysian Park and the wider Hoboken area across ZIP codes 07030.
