Identifying air quality issues and visible growth through professional assessment.
Preventing spore spread to other areas of your home using safety barriers.
Cleaning contents and structural elements with professional-grade solutions.
Installing dehumidification systems to prevent recurrence of mold growth.
Mold isn’t always visible. Watch for these silent indicators.
Health Signals
Persistent coughing or sneezing
Unexplained headaches
Eye or skin irritation
Worsening asthma symptoms
House Signals
Musty, earthy odors
Peeling wallpaper or paint
Dark grout in showers
Water stains on ceilings
Florida-Specific Context
Why Florida Mold is Different
Florida’s average humidity of 74% creates the perfect breeding ground for aggressive mold strains. Standard cleaning isn’t enough—you need humidity control systems designed for our sub-tropical climate.
Insurance Claims Assistance
We navigate Florida property insurance policies to help document damage and file your claim correctly.
No. Bleach only kills surface mold on non-porous materials. On porous surfaces like drywall or wood, the roots remain, and the moisture in bleach can actually feed future growth. Professional remediation removes the root structure physically.
Costs vary significantly based on the scope of damage. A small localized treatment might start around $500, while extensive structural remediation can be several thousand. We provide transparent, itemized estimates after the initial assessment.
It depends on the cause. If the mold results from a covered "peril" like a sudden pipe burst, it is often covered up to policy limits. Gradual negligence is usually not. We can help you understand your policy's coverage.