Florida Statute Chapter 468 Part XVI is why this page is not an inspection page. A licensed mold assessor writes the protocol. A licensed mold remediator follows it. The same company cannot do both on the same structure. We work the remediator side: containment, removal of the materials named in the protocol, and cleaning of salvageable surfaces.
Typical Miami sources are a slow cast iron leak that wet the invert for months, an AC closet that ran wet, or gypsum that sat after a flood. The assessor tells us what comes out. We do not expand that list on our own. If the source is still active, we still extract and dry the wet structure first so we are not bagging material that will just wet again.
After removal, the area stays under containment until the assessor or the clearance sampling they ordered says it can come down. We do not certify the air. That is their job. The split between inspection and removal in Florida is the reason two trucks show up on a lot of these jobs.
If you do not have an assessment yet, get one. Then call (305) 390-4900 with the protocol in hand. We will tell you what of that scope we can run.
Technician insight
If the protocol says remove gypsum to 24 inches above the visible growth, that is the cut. We do not stop at the stain line because it looks better. The assessor wrote 24 inches for a reason.
Mold Remediation Services We Offer
✓Contained Removal
Work inside poly with negative air, following the written protocol.
✓Affected Material Tear-Out
Gypsum, baseboard, and pad named in the protocol, bagged and out.
✓Post-Removal Cleaning
Hard surfaces cleaned as the protocol specifies, then left for clearance.
Pricing
Priced by affected area, water category, and drying days. You get the number in writing before equipment is set.