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Jersey City and the surrounding Hudson County area
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Jersey City, NJ
Tell us the street and what you can see, and we will tell you which of Jersey City's three water problems you have before anyone puts a scope on paper. The record here is that blunt: ZIP code 07302 on the Downtown waterfront has 1,097 flood insurance claims and about 31.5 million dollars paid since 1978, while 07307 in the Heights has 8 claims and 44,593 dollars in the whole record.
Coverage in Jersey City →Bayonne, NJ
Send us the block and what the water did, and we will tell you whether this is a drying job, a strip out, or something small enough to handle yourself. In Bayonne the answer usually starts at the drain: the NJDEP inventory lists 31 combined sewer outfalls in the city, twenty nine of them active and twenty eight of those the Bayonne Municipal Utilities Authority's, fifteen discharging to Newark Bay and ten to the Kill Van Kull.
Coverage in Bayonne →Kearny, NJ
Describe the water and you will get the findings in writing from someone who is not selling you the removal, which is the only way to know what the scope should leave out. Kearny is the town where that matters most: its hazard mitigation annex records 277 flood insurance claims and about 30.5 million dollars in loss payments against just 70 flood insurance policies in force today.
Coverage in Kearny →Harrison, NJ
Tell us which floor you are on and what the wall feels like, and we will say whether this is the building's problem or yours before anybody opens anything. Harrison's riverside half is genuinely low, with the PATH station measuring 5.2 feet against 29.1 feet in the older part of town to the north, and the 7,450 feet of levee and floodwall planned to protect the redevelopment area is authorized and still in design rather than built.
Coverage in Harrison →Union City, NJ
Send a photo and the street and we will tell you where the water is getting in, which in Union City is almost never from outside. The city's own annex of the county hazard mitigation plan records zero flood insurance policies, zero claims and zero dollars ever paid, and names the real vulnerability as the combined sewer system and the age of the buildings and basements.
Coverage in Union City →Weehawken, NJ
Tell us where in Weehawken you are and you will get a scope for your half of the township rather than its average, because the two halves fail in opposite ways. Of the 114 flood insurance claims ever recorded here, 88 came from Hurricane Sandy alone, and the township's two repetitive loss properties are both in the Shades at the foot of the hill while Boulevard East measures 174.4 feet.
Coverage in Weehawken →Secaucus, NJ
Say what got wet and how far up the wall it went, and we will tell you what has to come out and what can be dried and kept. Secaucus is flat and tidal rather than downhill: town hall measures 15.9 feet, and the town's annex records 85 flood claims and 11 repetitive loss properties against only 15 flood insurance policies in force.
Coverage in Secaucus →Hoboken, NJ
Tell us what you can see and we will tell you whether it needs a contractor at all, and if it does, keep whoever assesses it separate from whoever removes it. Hoboken is its own basin with its own operator: all three of its combined sewer outfalls are permitted to the North Hudson Sewerage Authority Adams Street plant, while twenty one of Jersey City's route to the Passaic Valley plant in Newark.
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Tell us the street or the neighborhood, what you can see or smell, and whether the water came up through the floor or in through a wall. In this city those two answers point at different trades, different costs and often a different person who should be paying.
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