There are mold problems that standard remediation handles well. Then there are situations where the contaminated item cannot be treated in place, cannot be sprayed with liquid chemicals without damage, and cannot be thrown away because of its value, its irreplaceability or its function. Furniture, clothing, documents, artwork, equipment, personal belongings, marine components, vehicle interiors, antiques, electronics housings and specialty materials that have been exposed to mold fall into a category where conventional remediation creates as much damage as the mold itself.
The FixMold Mobile CO2 Deep Freeze Mold Removal and Cleaning Chamber is the solution the Katz family developed for exactly this situation. Designed, built and operated exclusively by FixMold, this mobile chamber uses controlled CO2 deep freeze technology to eliminate mold contamination from items that no other remediation method can treat safely and effectively. It comes to your property. Items go in. Mold comes out. The item is returned in the same condition it went in, minus the contamination, making it a specialized extension of advanced mold remediation services for high-value or sensitive materials.
There is no comparable service available from any other mold remediation company in South Florida.
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What you see on the surface is rarely the whole story. Mold in South Florida almost always starts where you cannot see it, inside wall cavities, above ceiling tiles, behind bathroom fixtures, inside ductwork. By the time a dark spot appears or a smell becomes undeniable, the problem has usually been building for weeks.
Our certified inspectors use infrared thermal imaging cameras and calibrated particle counters to read your property the way no visual check ever could. Infrared detects temperature differentials that reveal trapped moisture behind surfaces. Particle counters measure what is actually in your air. Together they give us a precise picture of where mold is active, not just where it is showing.
Every sample we collect goes to an independent certified laboratory, not an in-house operation. Air samples, surface swabs and control readings are analyzed under microscopy and returned with full species identification and spore counts per cubic meter of air.
What sets our reports apart is what happens after the lab results come back. Your inspector sits with you and walks through every finding in plain language. You learn exactly what was found, what it means for your health and your home, and what the right next step looks like. No jargon. No pressure. Just a clear answer and a clear path forward.
FixMold focuses on eliminating mold from your environment.
But for some individuals, recovery doesn’t stop there.
Even after successful remediation, the body may continue responding to past exposure. In these cases, a structured, medically guided approach may be necessary to support full recovery.
Items containing liquids, pressurized components, or materials with very low temperature tolerances require individual assessment before treatment. Your FixMold technician will evaluate every item before it goes into the chamber and will clearly identify anything that is not appropriate for the process. We do not treat items where the process could cause damage without your explicit informed consent.
Yes. Chamber treatment of mold-contaminated contents is a documentable, itemized service that can be submitted as part of a property damage insurance claim where contents are covered. We provide a full treatment report with pre and post-treatment photographs, a catalogue of treated items, and documentation of the treatment parameters applied. This package meets the documentation requirements of most residential and commercial property insurers.
Ozone treatment is sometimes used for contents deodorization and surface contamination on non-sensitive items. Ozone is a reactive gas that damages rubber, certain plastics, leather and fabrics with extended exposure, and it does not penetrate into materials to address subsurface mold. The CO2 deep freeze process addresses contamination through temperature rather than chemical reactivity, does not damage the materials being treated when applied correctly, and achieves penetration into the item rather than only surface treatment. For valuable, sensitive or irreplaceable items, the chamber is the appropriate technology. Ozone is not.
Yes. The mobile chamber deploys across our full South Florida service area including Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties. For locations beyond our standard service radius, contact us directly and we will confirm availability and any additional logistics involved.
