Mold Inspection + Protocol
Florida-licensed mold assessment with thermal imaging, sampling, and remediation protocol.
Mold inspection in South Florida — Florida-licensed MRSA #MRSA5406 assessment with thermal imaging and lab-analyzed sampling.
What this service is
A mold inspection is a Florida-licensed assessment that identifies mold growth, determines contamination extent, and delivers a written remediation protocol. It includes visual inspection, thermal imaging, moisture detection, surface sampling, and lab coordination. Accurate performs mold assessments under Florida MRSA license #MRSA5406 — we assess and document; we don't perform remediation.
Certified for this service
Scope
What's included.
- Complete visual inspection of property
- Advanced moisture detection and thermal imaging
- Surface sampling of suspected mold areas
- Lab analysis coordination and results
- Detailed mold assessment report
- Written remediation protocol (if mold found)
- Post-remediation clearance testing available
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- When do I need a mold inspection?
- You should get a mold inspection if you see visible mold growth, smell musty odors, have had water damage or leaks, experience unexplained health issues, or before purchasing a property with moisture concerns.
- What's the difference between mold inspection and mold testing?
- Mold inspection is a visual assessment identifying mold growth and moisture sources. Mold testing involves collecting air or surface samples for lab analysis to determine mold types and spore counts. We offer both services.
- How long does a mold assessment take?
- A typical mold assessment takes 1-2 hours depending on property size. If air quality testing is included, lab results are available within 3-5 business days.
Where we work
Mold Inspection + Protocol in Florida — cities we serve
We provide mold inspection + protocol across South and Central Florida. Learn more about our coverage in your city:
Ready to schedule your mold inspection + protocol?
Most inspections booked within 48 hours. Reports back within 24–48 hours of the walkthrough.