A home inspector will tell you about the roof, the electrical panel, and the plumbing. They won't tell you about the mold colony growing inside the HVAC system, behind the master bathroom wall, or under the flooring in the room that was "recently renovated." That's not their fault — they're not trained for it and they don't carry the equipment for it. But it becomes your problem the moment you close.
In South Florida, where humidity is relentless and moisture intrusion is common in properties of every age and price point, a pre-purchase mold inspection is not optional due diligence — it's the inspection that actually protects your investment.
FixMold provides independent, unbiased mold assessments for buyers throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and surrounding counties. State licensed mold assessor MRSA2521. Infrared thermal imaging, air sampling, surface swabs, third-party lab analysis, and a written report you can use at the negotiating table or in court.
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FixMold focuses on eliminating mold from your environment.
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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.
Not reliably. Home inspectors aren't trained or equipped for mold detection. They can note obvious visible staining, but hidden mold — which is the most common type in South Florida properties — requires thermal imaging, air sampling, and laboratory analysis that fall entirely outside a standard home inspection scope.
Ask for the inspection report and the name of the company. Verify their state licensure. If the inspection was conducted by a company without a state mold assessor license, or if the report doesn't include laboratory analysis, it doesn't meet professional standards. An independent assessment from a licensed third party protects your interests in a way a seller-commissioned inspection cannot.
Most residential properties take two to four hours for the on-site inspection. Laboratory results follow within one to two business days. We work within real estate contract timelines and can expedite when closing deadlines require faster turnaround.
Yes. A written inspection report documenting mold contamination, remediation scope, and estimated cost gives you documented grounds to request a price reduction, seller-paid remediation, or a remediation contingency before closing. Buyers regularly use FixMold reports at the negotiating table.
Yes. If post-closing discovery suggests the contamination was pre-existing and not disclosed, FixMold can provide a forensic assessment establishing probable growth duration and conditions at the time of sale. See our Expert Witness Testimony service for cases that proceed to litigation.
