Back-bay flood marks
Water lines and wet insulation in lower units.
Atlantic City
Mold and water damage work for Atlantic City homes and condos
Atlantic City shares Absecon Island with our Margate City head office. Back-bay flooding, salt air and units that sit empty for months shape the work here.
Answering 24/7 from our Johnson St office in Newark
Short answer
In Atlantic City, NJ our mold work is led from our Margate City head office on the same island: cleanup after back-bay and storm flooding, inspections of condos and houses that sit closed for part of the year, and humidity control near the water. The inspector line is the same, and so are our containment and clearance standards.
Atlantic City conditions
Back bays, storms and closed-up units
NWS coastal flood thresholds for the Atlantic City tide gauge show flooding beginning along the back bays of Atlantic City and Ventnor at 6.2 feet, and in Margate at 6.4 feet. Sandy damaged oceanfront properties on southern Absecon Island and caused major back-bay flooding in Brigantine, just across the inlet.
On the island, homes near the back bays are the ones most exposed to flooding. Condos and houses that sit closed between seasons bring a quieter problem: humid, still air that grows mold on mattresses, closets and furniture while nobody is there.
What we find
What we find most in Atlantic City units
Closed-season growth
Mattresses and closets in units that sat shut.
Salt-damp air
Humidity that lingers without ventilation.
Jobs we handle here
The jobs Atlantic City calls us for most
Basement Flood Cleanup
Cleanup after back-bay and storm flooding.
See the jobMold Inspection
Checks on condos and houses that sat closed.
See the jobBasement Dehumidifier Installation
Humidity control for units that sit empty.
See the jobCrawl Space Mold Removal
Crawl spaces under older island houses.
See the jobFurniture & Contents Mold Cleaning
Mattresses, furniture and closets after a closed season.
See the jobMold Prevention Treatment
Antimicrobial on cleaned framing after a storm.
See the jobHow a visit works
What an Atlantic City visit looks like
After flooding, we measure how high the water reached and remove what it soaked, since back-bay water is contaminated. For closed-up units, we check soft furnishings, closets on outside walls and the HVAC system before anyone moves back in.
Condo associations get findings separated by unit and common area.
Questions from Atlantic City
Atlantic City mold questions
Our Margate City head office on the same island. The phone number is the same.
Air it out, avoid disturbing growth, and book an inspection before moving back in.
Yes. Porous materials it soaked usually come out.
Yes. See the Atlantic County page.
Nearby coverage
Coverage around Atlantic City
Atlantic City is part of Atlantic County, covered from our Margate City head office down the island. Our North Jersey work runs from Newark and covers Essex County and the counties around it. The areas we serve page explains both offices.
Talk to an inspector
Inspector line(973) 913-7658Answered 24/7Call the Margate City office line
Tell us whether the unit flooded or sat closed, and what you have noticed. We will plan the visit.