Mold and Damp Guides for Hudson County Renters and Owners
Plain answers to the things that decide what you do next: what New Jersey does and does not license, what a tenant can do when a landlord will not act, why a basement here floods in ordinary rain, what an assessment report has to contain to be useful to somebody else, and what moves the price of a removal.
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New Jersey Licenses Nobody to Work on Mold in Your Home
Does New Jersey have a mold law, and who checks the company that turns up at my door?
Read →Mold in a Hoboken Rental: Who Has to Fix It
There is mold in my apartment and my landlord will not deal with it. What can I actually do?
Read →Why a Hoboken Basement Grows Mold When It Rains
Why does my Hoboken basement take water every time it rains hard, and why does it keep growing mold?
Read →What a Mold Assessment Report Contains, and Who Reads It
What do I actually get for the money when I pay for a mold assessment, and what is the report good for?
Read →What Changes the Price of a Mold Job in North Jersey
How much does mold removal cost, and why do the quotes I am getting differ so much?
Read →What the work looks like
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