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What to share in your request
A few details help a licensed pro understand the job before they call you back.
- Where you see mold: bathroom, closet, ceiling, AC vents or air handler, attic, under a sink, behind baseboards, or a smell you can't trace.
- Approximate size: a rough guess is fine. EPA's mold guide uses about 10 square feet (roughly a 3 ft by 3 ft patch) as the point where most homeowners should consider getting help.
- Recent leaks or storm damage: a roof or plumbing leak, AC condensate overflow, or flooding from a storm. EPA notes that if you clean up mold but don't fix the water problem, the mold will most likely come back.
- Photos: if you have them, mention it in your message so the pro knows to ask for them.
- Property type: single-family home, condo or rental. Condo owners may also need to involve the association; see our condo and HOA mold guide.
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We review it
We usually reply the same day to confirm details and pass your request to licensed local mold professionals who serve your area.
A licensed pro contacts you
The pro may ask questions, request photos or schedule a visit. Ask for their Florida license number and verify it at MyFloridaLicense.com.
You decide
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The real quote comes from a licensed pro
Fort Myers Mold Pros is a free quote and referral service. We don't inspect or remove mold, and we can't price your job. The actual quote comes from a Florida-licensed mold assessor or remediator, usually after an on-site look. Our mold remediation cost guide shows typical national ranges so you know what to expect, and our process page explains what crews typically do during remediation.
In Florida, the assessor and the remediator are typically separate companies under the state's 12-month rule (s. 468.8419). This is general information, not legal advice.
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