Provider profile
Procyon
Provider snapshot
What this listing says
New Rochelle and lower Westchester homeowners dealing with water damage who need fast emergency extraction and drying with direct owner involvement on every job.
Best for
- Homeowners in Westchester County or the Bronx needing emergency water extraction and drying after a flood or burst pipe
- Property managers who want a single contractor handling water damage through mold removal on repeat projects
- Spanish-speaking homeowners who need mold or water damage services in their language
About this company
Procyon Restoration operates out of New Rochelle, NY, and covers Westchester County, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island, Long Island, Fairfield County CT, and parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Owner Thomas runs a small operation where he shows up on every job site. The company started in 2014 and holds IICRC certification and EPA Lead-Safe firm status.
Procyon handles the full water-to-mold pipeline: emergency water extraction using truck-mounted equipment, structural drying with commercial dehumidifiers and air movers, mold testing with air samples and tape lifts sent to third-party labs, and mold removal. They also do fire and smoke damage restoration, puff back cleanup, and basic plumbing (burst pipes, sewage, water heaters). The website describes moisture mapping with thermal imaging and a detailed post-testing report with remediation protocol and cost estimates. They assign a project manager to coordinate insurance claims from filing through adjuster communication.
Services
Service area
Headquartered in New Rochelle, NY. Covers Westchester County, Rockland County, Brooklyn, Staten Island, the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, Nassau County, and Suffolk County in New York. Also serves Fairfield County in Connecticut, Bergen/Hudson/Passaic/Essex/Morris counties in New Jersey, and Philadelphia/Allegheny/Montgomery/Bucks/Delaware counties in Pennsylvania. The four-state coverage is broad for a small owner-operated company.
Review consensus
Thomas (the owner) earns consistent praise for answering the phone personally and showing up on site. Multiple property managers and insurance contacts describe him as a long-term go-to contractor. Dani K called him always available by phone. Christina DeSantis noted he finished a mold remediation job on schedule after years of working together. Steven Smith praised Thomas's design sense during restoration. Michael LoRusso, who manages properties across NYC, called Procyon his go-to from small puff backs to multi-floor floods. Water damage response speed and insurance claim coordination come up in nearly every positive review. Chloe Ciraco described an urgent basement flood response. Staci Sargent highlighted how clean they kept the work site during drying. Multiple reviewers mention the team is courteous and cleans up after the work.
2 found across 25 total reviews at 4.6 stars. Katrina Norman (February 2026) hired through a landlord for a mold inspection. The inspector took pictures but no physical samples despite visible mushroom growth on wood and black growth from a kitchen pipe. The report concluded no remediation was needed. Four months later, an independent assessor found active growth. Ellen Amy Levine (December 2025) paid for a mold assessment and the inspector took only an air sample and a sample from visible mold. No moisture meter, borescope, or thermal camera was used despite the customer raising concerns about hidden mold above ceilings and below a floor. Both reviewers described paying for a service and receiving less than what a standard mold assessment typically includes.
The two negatives share a specific pattern: both describe mold inspections where the inspector skipped diagnostic tools and physical sampling. The positives, by contrast, overwhelmingly describe water damage work. This suggests the company's core competency and attention to detail are strongest in water extraction and restoration, with mold assessment as a secondary offering that may not receive the same rigor. The 0% owner response rate on negative reviews is notable for a company whose owner is praised for personal accessibility in positive reviews.
Thomas/Tom (owner -- praised by Dani K, Fetneh Eskandari, Steven Smith, Christina DeSantis, Michael LoRusso, Sander Davila, Tom Bruenn, Carl Walsh). No staff named in negative reviews.
Ask for Thomas directly and confirm he will be on your job. For water damage, the track record is strong with years of repeat commercial clients. For mold work, request upfront that the inspection include moisture readings, thermal imaging, and physical samples from any visible growth -- the two complaints both describe inspections that skipped these steps. Get an independent mold assessment before agreeing to remediation.
Keep in mind
- Procyon does both mold testing and mold removal. A company that tests for mold and then sells the remediation has a financial incentive to find problems or, conversely, to minimize findings for a landlord client. Get a second opinion from an independent mold assessor before committing to remediation.
- Two recent 1-star reviews describe mold inspections where the inspector did not take physical samples from visible growth and did not use a moisture meter or thermal camera. One reviewer hired a second assessor who found active growth Procyon had missed. The company did not respond to either review.
- The service area covers four states and dozens of counties. Confirm response time and availability for your specific location before booking, especially outside Westchester County.
- Most positive reviews focus on water damage work, not mold services. The company's strength and track record skew toward emergency water extraction and restoration.