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Jersey City and the surrounding Hudson County area

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Tell us the property address, what you can see and how long it has been there. You will get back which of the three water problems you are most likely in, what the sensible next step is, and whether you need anyone at all. Phones answered 24/7, and nothing is booked or priced off a phone call.

  • (315) 640-3590
  • Phones answered 24/7
  • Jersey City and the surrounding Hudson County area
1,097 to 8Flood insurance claims filed since 1978 in Downtown ZIP 07302 against Heights ZIP 07307
157 to 6 feetUSGS ground elevation from Pershing Field down to Exchange Place, 2.5 miles apart
22Active combined sewer outfalls inside Jersey City, and they do not all drain to one place
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  • Valid through December 31, 2026.
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Five quick questions, then your details. It takes about half a minute.

Question 1What are you dealing with?
Question 2Which part of the city is the property in?

This is the question that decides the job here. Jersey City runs from about 13 feet above sea level at the waterfront to about 148 feet on the Heights, roughly two miles apart, and the two ends fail in completely different ways. Down at the waterfront the water usually arrives up through a drain from a combined sewer, which is treated as contaminated, so soaked drywall and insulation come out rather than being dried. Up on the ridge it usually arrives sideways through a foundation wall, which is a drainage problem and not a contamination one. If you are not sure, pick the nearest.

Question 3Is anything still wet?

Wet material can start growing inside roughly a day to two days, so this one answer sets the pace of everything after it.

Question 4What is your position at the property?

About 72 percent of homes in this city are rented, and in a condo or a tower the wet wall is often the association's rather than yours. Who holds the duty to fix dampness changes who we talk to, what has to be put in writing, and who ends up paying for it.

Question 5How soon do you want someone out?
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We call to confirm the details before anyone is sent out.

Where is the property?

The contractor match is by property, not by person, so the street line matters.

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On The Ground

The conditions and the equipment this work involves

A patch you can already see usually needs no testState health guidance says that where a visual inspection finds mold, more testing is not necessary and the money is better spent on the water.
Licensed and insured on the trades that have licensesThe rebuild half is licensed under New Jersey's home improvement contractor board and insured. For the mold half, no state license exists for anyone to hold.
Phones answered 24/7, no obligation either wayDescribe it at whatever hour you noticed it. Nothing is booked from a phone call and nothing is priced until there is a written finding to price.
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