Florida Mold & Indoor Air Quality Experts

In Florida, mold inspections and testing must be performed by a licensed Mold Assessor under Florida Statute 468. Our inspection includes a full visual assessment for moisture intrusion, thermal and moisture mapping, air and/or surface sampling when appropriate, and a written report with findings and, if needed, a remediation protocol. Florida law requires the mold assessor and remediation contractor to be completely separate to avoid conflicts of interest.

If building materials will be disturbed during renovation, demolition, or remediation, asbestos testing is often required by law. This commonly includes drywall, flooring, ceiling materials, and insulation in older structures. Testing ensures safe handling and compliance with state and federal regulations.

Indoor air quality testing in Florida is commonly used to document mold conditions for insurance claims, real estate transactions, and post-remediation verification. Testing compares indoor air to outdoor baseline levels to determine if mold is impacting the breathing environment.

Peeling paint, renovation in pre-1978 buildings, dust from sanding or demolition, and older windows or doors can all indicate possible lead hazards. Testing is recommended before disturbing painted surfaces in older homes or commercial buildings.

Most Florida mold inspections take 45–90 minutes on site. Laboratory results are typically available within 2–3 business days.

Yes. Mold, asbestos, lead, and air quality testing are non-destructive and do not release contaminants into the environment. Sampling is performed in a controlled manner using industry-standard methods.

Testing is recommended after water damage, musty odors, visible staining, HVAC issues, or before buying or selling a property.