Best Mold Remediation Companies in Florida

Florida is one of only five jurisdictions that license mold work, which means a Florida company can be checked against a government record in a way most of the country cannot. Every company below meets two conditions: a Google rating of 4.5 or higher, and at least one Florida mold license that is currently active and free of disciplinary flags.

Those two things are not the same, and a high rating does not imply the second. Across the Florida mold license records we hold, 36.4% have lapsed. A company can be excellent at the work and still be trading on an expired license, which is why the number and its expiry date are printed on every entry here rather than replaced with a badge.

Why holding both licenses is worth knowing

When the company that tests for mold is also the company paid to remove it, the incentive runs toward finding more mold. Florida permits one company to hold both licenses, so this is legal and common, and it is not a reason to avoid the 4 companies above. It is a reason to ask one question: if they assess and then quote their own remediation, get the assessment priced separately, or get a second opinion from a company that only assesses.

Texas takes the other approach and prohibits the same company from doing both on one project. Our guide to assessors and remediators covers what that separation is worth and what to ask for.

Check any of these yourself

Take a license number from this page, or ask any company for theirs, and look it up against Florida’s own record. It takes about a minute, and you should not have to take anyone’s word for it, including ours.

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Hiring outside Florida? How to verify a mold remediation company covers the other four licensing jurisdictions, and what to ask for in the 46 states that issue no mold license at all.