The $100 credit
- Book your first job through this site and $100 comes off, as a credit from us.
- The credit comes from us, not from the contractor. The contractor sets and invoices its own price, and the credit does not change that price.
- Only one credit is given per customer and property, and it goes to the first booked job.
- A quote on its own does not earn the credit; it takes effect once the job is booked and priced.
- To claim it, mention the offer when you book. Your request on this site also records the offer, and we confirm it with you before booking.
- Bookings made after December 31, 2026 do not qualify.
What this site is
This site takes requests from residents, owners, tenants and managers in the Bronx and in Yonkers, Mount Vernon, Pelham and New Rochelle, and connects them with companies for mold assessment, mold remediation, water damage drying and violation work. We make the introduction. We do not carry out the work, and we are not an assessor or a remediator. The company you meet must hold the state license for the activity it performs, and it contracts with you directly. New York publishes a register of licensed mold contractors; look up any company on it before you sign.
The order the law sets
Under New York law, mold assessment and mold remediation are separate licensed activities, and one company may not do both on the same property. For hired work past ten square feet, the job runs in a fixed sequence: first an independent assessment and written plan, then cleanup to that plan by a different licensed company, then a written clearance report from the assessor once the work has succeeded. Inside New York City, buildings of ten or more apartments have extra filings and a rule about who may do the work. The section 933 exemptions, such as an owner working on their own home, are the exception to this sequence.
Prices
We do not set prices. The state labor department says a remediation estimate should wait for the independent assessment. Any cost indication before then is only an indication, and the binding figure comes from the contractor.
Not legal or medical advice
These pages explain in general terms how mold work is regulated. They are not legal advice on a violation, a lease, a proprietary lease, an insurance policy or a dispute, and the deadline on a notice follows the notice itself. Nor are they medical advice. Sources carry a date; check any that bear on a decision you are making.
Limits
The contractor who does the work, under the agreement you sign with them, is responsible for its standard, schedule and safety.
Acceptable use
Send requests only for properties you are connected to. Give accurate details when you fill in the form, and do not use it to pitch your own services to us.
Changes
We may revise these terms. Whatever is published on this page at the time you book is what applies.