Flood lines near the river
Surge and storm water marks on lower walls.
Hackensack sits on the river it is named after, behind low berms. The neighborhoods near the water see flood work; the rest of the city sees the apartment and basement mold of any older North Jersey city.
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In Hackensack, NJ our mold work covers flood cleanup near the Hackensack River, where low berms offer limited protection, and ordinary mold problems in apartments, basements and older houses across the city. We come from our Newark office, map the moisture first and remove mold under containment when it is needed.
The old mosquito-control berms that protect Little Ferry, Moonachie and Hackensack average only about 5 feet above sea level. During Sandy, a tidal surge up the Hackensack River overtopped the berm and flooded Moonachie and Little Ferry, with water reaching 5 feet within 45 minutes in Moonachie.
Hackensack's riverside neighborhoods share that exposure. After a storm surge or heavy rain, the water is contaminated and the cleanup follows that standard. Away from the river, the work is the familiar mix of apartment bathrooms, leaks between units and finished basements.

Surge and storm water marks on lower walls.
Ceilings and grout that never dry between showers.
Ceiling tiles and wall cavities with slow leaks.
Readings after surge or storm flooding near the river.
See the jobFindings for tenants, owners and managers.
See the jobExtraction and removal of what floodwater soaked.
See the jobContained removal once the space is dry enough to work.
See the jobApartment bathrooms that never vent the steam.
See the jobOffices and shops in older downtown buildings.
See the jobWe ask whether the property is near the river and whether it has flooded before, because that changes where we look first. In apartment buildings, we trace water across units and shared spaces and record findings by unit.
Commercial spaces are scheduled around business hours when containment is needed.
Yes, from the Newark service office. Call and we will confirm timing.
Yes. Porous materials it soaked usually come out, and surfaces are disinfected.
Yes. See our commercial inspection page.
Yes. See the Bergen County page.
Hackensack is part of Bergen County, which we cover in full. To the southwest are Passaic and Clifton, and to the south Hudson County and our Newark office in Essex County. The areas we serve page explains the rest.
Tell us whether it is near the river and what you are seeing. We will plan the visit from there.
Map of our Newark service office on Johnson St