A hurricane doesn't end when the storm passes. For most South Florida property owners, the real damage begins in the 24 to 48 hours after — when floodwater sits in walls and under floors, power is out, ventilation stops, and humidity climbs to levels that make mold growth not just possible but inevitable.
Mold doesn't wait for the cleanup crew. It starts colonizing wet building materials within one to two days of water intrusion. By the time most homeowners are calling contractors for repairs, mold is already establishing itself behind drywall, under flooring, inside HVAC systems, and in every porous surface that absorbed storm water.
FixMold deploys across South Florida immediately following hurricane events. We locate every moisture-affected area using infrared thermal imaging, digital moisture meters, and hydrosensors — including moisture hidden behind walls, above ceilings, and under flooring that shows no visible surface damage. We assess, we document, and we remediate using the most advanced protocol in the industry, backed by 35 years of South Florida storm response experience.
Call 786-882-1823. We respond fast. $150 off remediation services.
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Mold begins growing on wet building materials within 24 to 48 hours under the temperature and humidity conditions typical of post-hurricane South Florida. The faster moisture is addressed and the property is dried and ventilated, the narrower the contamination scope. Delays of even a few days can dramatically expand the remediation required.
Yes. Building materials absorb and retain moisture far below the surface long after visual drying occurs. Flooring, drywall, insulation, and wood framing can remain at dangerous moisture levels for weeks while appearing dry to the eye. Infrared thermal imaging and moisture meters measure actual saturation levels — not surface appearance.
Yes. Our assessment reports document moisture infiltration and mold growth with the laboratory evidence and photographic record insurance carriers require for claim processing. We work with public adjusters and attorneys on disputed hurricane mold claims throughout South Florida.
No. Disturbing mold growth without proper containment spreads spores into previously unaffected areas and can significantly expand the remediation scope. Leave affected materials in place until a licensed assessor documents conditions and a remediation plan is established.
We deploy across South Florida immediately following hurricane events. Call 786-882-1823 — our 24/7 live concierge connects you directly to a state-certified technician who can assess your situation and schedule a response.
