📍Bergen County Specialists
30 years serving local homes and businesses
Mold Removal Services in Bergen County, NJ
Mold Removal Services — Localized mold treatment under 10 sq ft with surface cleaning and preventive solutions
3 technicians available in your area
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60 Minute Response
Average arrival across Bergen County—24/7/365
IICRC Certified
Serving: Hackensack, Paramus, Teaneck, Fort Lee, Englewood & All Bergen County
Professional Team
30+ Years Experience
$2M Insured
Complete Protection
Direct Billing
No Out-of-Pocket Cost
A+ Rating
Better Business Bureau
24/7 Emergency
Always Ready to Help
Small Mold Growth Removal in Bergen County Homes
When mold covers less than 10 square feet on non-porous surfaces, targeted removal with proper cleaning solutions and moisture control prevents escalation. We handle bathroom mold, window condensation, and closet growth before professional remediation becomes necessary.
Bathroom Tile Grout and Caulk Mold Growth
Daily shower use without adequate ventilation caused black mold growth in grout lines, caulking around tub, and on tile walls covering approximately 8 sq ft. Surface growth hadn't penetrated substrate but required professional cleaning and prevention.
Our Solutions:
- Apply EPA-approved mold cleaning solution to affected areas
- Scrub and HEPA vacuum to remove surface growth and spores
- Remove and replace deteriorated caulk and damaged grout
- Improve bathroom ventilation with upgraded exhaust fan
Winter Window Condensation Creates Mold on Frames
Single-pane windows accumulated condensation during cold months, causing mold growth on wooden frames, sills, and surrounding drywall affecting 5-6 sq ft. Moisture damage softened wood and required surface treatment plus humidity control.
Our Solutions:
- Remove surface mold with antimicrobial cleaning solution
- Sand and seal damaged wood frames after treatment
- Install storm windows or window insulation film
- Add dehumidifier to maintain indoor humidity below 50%
Closet Corner Mold from Poor Air Circulation
Clothing stored against exterior wall in corner closet blocked airflow, creating cold spot that accumulated moisture and grew mold on drywall covering 4 sq ft. Musty smell affected stored clothing requiring cleaning and prevention.
Our Solutions:
- Surface cleaning with antimicrobial solution and HEPA vacuum
- Treat affected wall area with mold-resistant paint
- Improve closet airflow with louvered door or small fan
- Space storage away from walls to allow air circulation
Small Basement Wall Mold from Minor Condensation
Cool concrete basement wall developed small mold spot (3 sq ft) from summer humidity and lack of dehumidification. Surface mold on painted concrete block hadn't spread but required treatment before becoming larger problem.
Our Solutions:
- Clean concrete surface with antimicrobial cleaner
- Allow wall to dry completely before sealing
- Apply mold-resistant masonry paint to treated area
- Install basement dehumidifier maintains 40-50% humidity
Mold Around HVAC Registers From Poor Airflow
Blocked or dirty return vents caused elevated humidity near registers, leading to mold growth on drywall and register surrounds (5-8 sq ft). Symptoms included recurring odor when HVAC ran and visible staining around vents.
Our Solutions:
- Inspect and clean HVAC returns and ductwork
- HEPA vacuum and wipe mold-affected surfaces
- Improve airflow and install filters to reduce moisture
- Perform follow-up air scrubber cleaning and verify with moisture readings
Real Results from Bergen County
See how we've helped local homes and businesses
Bergenfield, NJ
4 Days
Crawl Space Mold Cleanup
Crawl Space Encapsulation
COMPLETED
The Challenge
Real estate inspection found heavy mold growth on floor joists and vapor barrier in crawl space. Sale contingent on professional removal.
Our Solution
Full encapsulation protocol: removed old vapor barrier, wire-brushed all joists, applied antimicrobial treatment, installed commercial-grade vapor barrier, and improved ventilation.
The Result
Passed re-inspection with flying colors. Sale completed on schedule. New owners received 5-year warranty on work.
Englewood, NJ
5 Days
Kitchen Cabinet Mold from Hidden Appliance Leak
Localized Mold Removal & Repair
COMPLETED
The Challenge
A slow dishwasher supply line leak soaked the toe-kick area and behind lower cabinets for months, producing mold on cabinet backs, adjacent drywall, and subfloor. Homeowner smelled mustiness and noticed staining under the sink.
Our Solution
Removed affected cabinet bases and limited demolition of adjacent drywall, dried framing and subfloor with targeted injection drying, HEPA-vacuumed all exposed surfaces, applied EPA-registered antimicrobials, and replaced damaged cabinet components with moisture-resistant materials. Corrected dishwasher plumbing and added braided stainless flex line.
The Result
Kitchen returned to safe, usable condition within 5 days. Clearance testing and photo documentation confirmed mold removal; homeowner reported no lingering odors and appliances inspected for leak prevention.
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Call (201) 500-2332Why Choose Us for Mold Removal Services
Local expertise, fast response, and clear communication
⏱️60-Minute Response Time
Based in Hackensack with crews ready 24/7
⚙️Advanced Equipment
Industrial-grade tools and technology
📄Insurance Direct Billing
Preferred vendor for State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual
IICRC S520-Compliant Process
Our Mold Remediation Process
Safe containment, thorough removal, and verified air quality clearance.
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Step 1Assessment & Scope
Identify sources and affected areas
- Visual inspection with moisture mapping and thermal imaging
- Define remediation scope by area and material type
- Plan containment zones and negative air setup
- Document conditions for insurance and reporting
- Safety review and PPE requirements
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Step 2Containment & Negative Air
Prevent cross-contamination
- Install plastic containment with zipper doors
- Negative air machines with HEPA filtration
- Pressure monitoring to maintain safe airflow
- Isolate HVAC and protect clean areas
- Establish decon area for crew entry/exit
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Step 3Removal & Cleaning
Remove contaminated materials safely
- Source removal of porous materials (drywall, insulation, carpet)
- HEPA vacuuming and wire-brush cleaning of framing
- Application of antimicrobial/fungicide per label
- Bagging and proper disposal as per local codes
- Content protection and limited pack-out as needed
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Step 4Air Filtration & Drying
Improve air and reduce humidity
- HEPA air scrubbers run continuously during work
- Dehumidification to reach target RH levels
- Daily meter readings and log updates
- Adjust equipment based on progress data
- Prepare for clearance testing conditions
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Step 5Verification & Clearance
Confirm remediation success
- Final visual inspection and white-glove check
- Third-party air sampling and lab analysis (optional)
- Provide clearance report and recommendations
- Remove containment and clean work area
- Plan reconstruction and prevention measures
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Mold Removal Services Reviews
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4.9/5 stars from 500+ Google reviews
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Small mold patch from shower leak. Removed safely, treated area, recommended better ventilation. Two-day job, reasonable price. No return after 6 months.
Linda H.
Wyckoff, NJ
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Mold on bedroom window frames from condensation. Cleaned & applied antimicrobial treatment. Professional crew, no mess. Very satisfied.
Gary F.
Rutherford, NJ
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Closet mold after humid summer. Removed drywall, dried thoroughly, sealed properly. Ran air scrubbers. No health issues since, smell gone.
Sharon D.
Garfield, NJ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
What's the difference between mold removal and mold remediation?
Mold removal refers to cleaning and treating small surface mold (less than 10 sq ft) on non-porous materials. Mold remediation is a comprehensive process for larger contamination: containment, removal of porous materials, HEPA filtration, and clearance testing. For small bathroom mold or localized patches, removal may be sufficient. For attic, basement, or multi-room growth, full remediation is required.
Can I remove mold myself?
EPA guidelines allow DIY cleaning for small areas (less than 10 square feet) on non-porous surfaces using detergent and water. However, professional removal is recommended for: mold in HVAC systems, hidden mold in walls, contamination from sewage or contaminated water, occupants with allergies/asthma, or growth exceeding 10 sq ft. Improper DIY attempts can spread spores and worsen contamination.
How do you clean mold without spreading spores?
We use containment barriers and negative air machines to maintain lower pressure in the work area, pulling air (and spores) away from clean areas. HEPA vacuuming removes loose spores before wet cleaning, and surfaces are treated with antimicrobials to kill remaining mold. All contaminated materials are bagged in the work area before removal. Air scrubbers with HEPA filters capture airborne spores throughout the process.
Will bleach kill mold?
Bleach kills surface mold on non-porous materials (tile, glass) but doesn't penetrate porous materials (wood, drywall), leaving roots intact. Bleach also loses effectiveness quickly, and fumes can irritate lungs. We use EPA-registered antimicrobials and fungicides specifically designed for mold remediation, which penetrate deeper and provide longer-lasting protection.