Mold, Damp and Flood History Guides for Yonkers
Five plain answers to the things that decide what you do next: what a Westchester landlord has to tell you about flooding, why one company cannot both inspect and remove, whether a mold test is worth buying, how long you have after a leak before anything starts growing, and who is on the hook in a rental.
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The Flood History Your Westchester Landlord Has to Hand You
Does my landlord have to tell me the building has flooded before?
Read →Two Companies, One Mold Job: the New York Rule and the Yonkers Wait
Why do I need two separate companies for one mold problem?
Read →Do You Need a Mold Test? Usually Not, and Here Is What to Do Instead
Do I need a mold test before I do anything else?
Read →How Fast Mold Grows After a Leak, and the Window You Have to Beat
How long after a leak do I have before mold starts?
Read →Mold in a Rented Home: Who Has to Fix It, and Who Pays
Is the mold in my apartment my landlord's problem or mine?
Read →What the work looks like
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