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Miami gives mold everything it needs for most of the year: warm air, humidity in the seventies and higher, and buildings that are sealed up and air-conditioned. Add one slow leak behind a vanity or an air handler that never quite dehumidifies, and growth follows within days.
Removing what you can see is the easy part and the part that fails. If the moisture source is still there, the same wall is black again in a season. Every job we take starts with finding out where the water is coming from.
| Line item | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Moisture and humidity survey | Free | Finds the water source, not just the growth |
| Containment with negative air and HEPA | $350 - $900 / zone | Per contained work area |
| Remediation | $12 - $28 / sq ft | Of affected surface area |
| Small isolated area (under 10 sq ft) | $500 - $1,200 | Single patch, obvious source |
| Bathroom or single-wall job | $1,400 - $3,200 | Including drywall removal and treatment |
| Whole-property remediation | $6,000 - $18,000 | Multiple rooms or a humidity-driven problem |
| Independent clearance testing | $350 - $700 | Billed by the assessor, not by us |
These ranges are what jobs of this type usually land at in Miami-Dade. The final number depends on how much water, soot or growth there is, what materials have to come out and how much reconstruction follows. You get a written, line-item scope before any work beyond making the property safe.
On a covered loss most of this is billed to your insurer, not to you - you pay the deductible. We estimate on the same line-item pricing adjusters use, so the numbers on your scope are the numbers they review. Full price list for every service is on the pricing page.
We are regularly called to a condo with mold on closet walls and behind furniture on exterior walls, and there is no leak at all. The air conditioning is oversized, so it cools the space quickly, shuts off before it removes any moisture, and leaves indoor humidity sitting in the sixties or seventies.
The fix is not just remediation, it is a dehumidification strategy: right-sized equipment, a whole-home dehumidifier, or run-time changes. We will tell you that even though it is not the part of the job we invoice for.
Florida licenses mold assessors and mold remediators separately, and for good reason: the company that inspects should not be the company selling the removal. We do not sell clearance testing on jobs we remediate.
If you want verification, we work with independent assessors, follow their written protocol, and hand back a property that will pass their post-remediation check.
Not sure whether this is your problem? Describe what you are seeing on the phone and we will tell you honestly whether it needs a crew, a plumber first, or nothing at all. Call (305) 555-0142 — the assessment costs nothing.
If you can see and smell mold and the source is obvious, testing often adds cost without changing the scope. Testing earns its place when the source is unclear, when occupants have health concerns, or when a landlord, buyer or association wants documentation.
On non-porous surfaces bleach removes staining. On drywall, wood and insulation it wets the material and leaves the roots behind, which frequently makes things worse. Porous materials with growth get removed, not treated.
Most residential remediation runs two to four days inside containment, plus drying and reconstruction time. Larger jobs are staged room by room so parts of the property stay usable.
Tell us the address and what happened. A coordinator takes the details, a crew is dispatched, and the drying plan starts the same visit.
Call (305) 555-0142
