Mold Remediation & Assessment in New York

1879 certified mold remediation firms on file in New York, including 1348 holding a current New York mold licence. Credentials below are verified against the NYS Department of Labor — Mold Program (Labor Law Art. 32) and IICRC's Certified Firm registry.

New York licenses mold work. Companies and individuals must be licensed for projects greater than 10 square feet (definitional — Labor Law §930(6)). Labor Law §936(2) bars a licensee from performing both mold assessment and mold remediation on the same property — the statute's word is property, not project — and requires an independent written assessment before remediation begins. Full New York licensing rules →

Cities with 3+ certified firms

Brooklyn166New York82Staten Island61Bronx59Rochester56Albany31Yonkers28Long Island City24Ronkonkoma23Schenectady23Syracuse21Buffalo21Bohemia19Poughkeepsie19Astoria17White Plains14New Rochelle12Valley Stream12Holbrook11Jamaica11Westbury11New City11Middletown10Melville10Latham10Troy10Whitestone9Farmingdale9Mahopac9Kingston9Clifton Park9Flushing9New Hyde Park9Medford9Binghamton9Maspeth8South Ozone Park8West Babylon8Saugerties8Hicksville8Yorktown Heights8Brentwood7Deer Park7Mount Vernon7Elmont7Elmsford7Patchogue7Queens7Saratoga Springs7Levittown7Newburgh7Niagara Falls7Plainview7East Meadow7Port Washington6Webster6Richmond Hill6Syosset6Ossining6Orchard Park6Pleasant Valley6Queensbury6Lindenhurst6Suffern6East Elmhurst6Roslyn Heights6Elmhurst6Centereach6Ballston Lake6Babylon6Carmel5Cedarhurst5Brewster5East Northport5Oceanside5Wynantskill5Yaphank5West Islip5South Richmond Hill5Wantagh5West Seneca5Spring Valley5Hauppauge5Farmingville5Highland5Huntington5Monsey5Massapequa5New Hartford5Fairport5Lagrangeville5Liverpool5Chester4Commack4East Setauket4East Syracuse4Amityville4Bay Shore4Hampton Bays4Roosevelt4Penfield4Ozone Park4Queens Village4Plattsburgh4Nesconset4Ballston Spa4Woodside4Smithtown4Inwood4Hempstead4Glen Head4Gansevoort4Hewlett4New Windsor4Mamaroneck4Mechanicville4Manorville4Lancaster4Monroe4Gloversville4Fresh Meadows4Middle Island4Jackson Heights4Harrison4Freeport4East Islip3Cortlandt Manor3Coram3Carle Place3Corona3Bayside3Canandaigua3Averill Park3Airmont3Arverne3Albertson3Baldwin3Central Islip3East Hampton3East Greenbush3Mount Kisco3Miller Place3Lackawanna3Hudson3Long Beach3Mastic3Glendale3Glens Falls3Fishkill3Hilton3Horseheads3Jericho3Islandia3Florida3Scarsdale3Saint Albans3Ridge3Ridgewood3North Tonawanda3North Babylon3Port Chester3Port Jefferson Station3Tonawanda3Stony Point3Selden3Somers3Seaford3Watertown3Wappingers Falls3Woodmere3

Also served (1–2 firms)

East Rochester, East Quogue, East Patchogue, Stony Brook, East Aurora, Stormville, Hopewell Junction, Duanesburg, Dolgeville, Oneonta, Dix Hills, Huntington Station, Chestertown, Old Westbury, Croton On Hudson, Irvington, Voorheesville, Oakdale, Jamesville, Congers, Greenville, Waterville, College Point, Watervliet, North Syracuse, Cicero, Delmar, Guilderland, Great Neck, Pelham, Goshen, Glenmont, Pittsford, Glen Cove, Pattersonville, Garrison, Garden City Park, Garden City, Hawthorne, Eastchester

What New York mold remediation firms are certified in

Certification counts across the 1879 New York firms on file for this work. These are the credentials on record with the issuing body — not what the firms advertise.

CredentialWhat it coversNew York firms
WRTWater Damage Restoration Technician167
FSRTFire and Smoke Damage Restoration Technician138
ASDApplied Structural Drying Technician125
AMRTApplied Microbial Remediation Technician106
OCTOdor Control Technician85
CCTCarpet Cleaning Technician51

143 of these firms hold three or more certifications; 199 appear in two independent registries and carry a cross-verified marker; 60 operate under a national franchise brand, which is separately owned and separately credentialled from the brand itself.

Every New York firm we hold a record for, A–Z by city →

Mold Remediation in New York: common questions

Do I need a licensed mold remediation contractor in New York?

New York requires a licence for projects greater than 10 square feet (definitional — Labor Law §930(6)) (N.Y. Labor Law §930(6)), issued by NYS Department of Labor — Mold Program (Labor Law Art. 32). Labor Law §936(2) bars a licensee from performing both mold assessment and mold remediation on the same property — the statute's word is property, not project — and requires an independent written assessment before remediation begins.

What certifications do New York mold remediation firms actually hold?

Across the 1,879 New York firms on file for this work, the most common credentials are WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician) held by 167 firms, FSRT (Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration Technician) held by 138 firms, ASD (Applied Structural Drying Technician) held by 125 firms, AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician) held by 106 firms. 143 hold three or more certifications. Certification describes verified training rather than the services a firm chooses to advertise.

How were these New York firms verified?

Every certification was checked against IICRC's own Certified Firm registry, and every licence against the NYS Department of Labor — Mold Program (Labor Law Art. 32) file, not against the firm's marketing. 199 of the 1,879 appear in two independent registries and carry a cross-verified marker. Checked August 14, 2026. Where a state publishes only current licensees, a firm absent from that file is reported as absent — never as unlicensed.

Which New York cities have the most mold remediation firms?

Brooklyn leads with 166, followed by New York (82), Staten Island (61), Bronx (59). We build a page wherever a city has three or more certified firms; smaller markets are listed below that without their own page.