Room-by-room inspections of Hollywood homes, condos and rentals, from 1920s houses in Hollywood Lakes to oceanfront units off A1A, to find moisture and mold before it spreads.
Air and surface samples from your Hollywood property go to an accredited lab, with a written report in 24–48 hours so you know exactly what's in your air.
Infrared and moisture meters help trace the leaks we see most in Hollywood: ocean-facing window and slider seals, aging AC lines and roof leaks after summer storms.
A full walk-through of your Hollywood home or condo unit, including AC closets, under-sink cabinets, window frames and any area with past water damage.
Air, surface and targeted sampling with an outdoor control sample, analyzed by an accredited lab, so your indoor results are compared to Hollywood's outdoor air.
Thermal imaging, hygrometers and moisture mapping to find hidden water behind stucco, drywall and tile, common after king tides, storms and AC leaks.
Independent clearance testing after remediation in Hollywood homes and condos, so you (and your HOA) have proof the work meets standards before rebuild.
Hollywood’s identity is its beach — which also means constant salt-air humidity along the barrier island and Intracoastal, plus a large stock of older single-family homes inland in neighborhoods like Hollywood Lakes, Hollywood Hills, and Emerald Hills that were built before modern moisture barriers were standard. FEMA data shows nearly all structures in Hollywood carry some level of flood risk, and older HVAC and plumbing throughout the city’s mid-century housing compounds that exposure. Homeowners near North Beach and the Intracoastal deal with year-round salt-laden humidity; homeowners further west in the Hills deal with aging construction and drainage that hasn’t kept pace with more intense storm seasons.
Along Hollywood Beach and the Intracoastal, many of our clients live in condo buildings, where a leak in one unit can spread to the units next door or below. In those cases we document where the moisture is coming from and provide a written report you can share with your HOA, property manager or insurance adjuster. Because we are independent and never do remediation, the report reflects what we find, not what we want to sell.
Yes. Florida Statute 468 requires a licensed Mold Assessor, who is legally barred from also performing the remediation. Super Green Environmental holds an active Florida license (#MRSA2418) and has no remediation arm.
Both have real exposure, just different sources — beachside properties deal with salt-air humidity and window-seal intrusion, while inland homes in Hollywood Lakes and Hollywood Hills more often see issues from aging plumbing and pre-modern-code construction.
FEMA data shows nearly all Hollywood structures carry some flood exposure, so slab and ground-floor moisture can build up after ordinary heavy-rain events, not just named storms — one reason we always check slab moisture even when there’s no visible water history.
Yes. Buyers, sellers, realtors, and attorneys throughout Broward County use our reports for disclosures, negotiations, and claims.
Yes — offices, retail, healthcare facilities, schools, and multi-unit residential buildings throughout the Hollywood area.
From Hollywood Beach condos to homes in Emerald Hills and Hollywood Hills, we give homeowners, renters, realtors, attorneys and insurance professionals certified, unbiased mold and air quality assessments. We never do remediation, so our results stay independent.
