Remediation is not the finish line. It's the work before the proof.
A clearance inspection is the independent verification that mold remediation was fully successful — that the contamination is gone, that the remediation process didn't redistribute mold spores into other areas of the building, and that the property is genuinely safe to reoccupy. Without it, you have a contractor's word. With it, you have laboratory documentation.
FixMold conducts post-remediation clearance testing for properties throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and surrounding counties — whether we performed the original remediation or another company did. The process includes a complete visual inspection, photographic documentation of all treated areas, indoor and outdoor air sampling sent to a third-party certified laboratory, and a written Post Remediation Report with full microbial lab results delivered within one to two business days.
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Call 786-882-1823 to schedule clearance testing. $150 off remediation if active mold is found during inspection.
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It isn't legally mandated in Florida for all situations, but it is the professional standard and is required or strongly recommended by most insurance carriers, many lenders, and any attorney handling mold-related litigation. For occupied residential properties and commercial buildings, it is the responsible final step of any remediation project regardless of regulatory requirement.
Yes. We conduct independent clearance inspections for remediations performed by any company. Independent third-party clearance carries more weight with insurers, lenders, and courts than clearance conducted by the same company that performed the work.
Testing should occur after all remediation work is complete and the area has been allowed to settle — typically 24 hours after work concludes and containment is still in place. Testing too soon after active work can produce artificially elevated counts from disturbed dust rather than active contamination.
The Post Remediation Report identifies specifically which areas or systems show elevated counts or visible deficiencies. The remediating contractor is responsible for addressing those findings before a clearance certificate can be issued. We re-test after corrective work is completed.
The written Post Remediation Report with full laboratory results is delivered within one to two business days after sampling. Rush processing is available when transaction or occupancy timelines require faster turnaround.
