IICRC S520 Compliance
Every remediation follows the industry's Standard for Professional Mold Remediation — the same standard insurers and lawyers expect.

Mold removal and remediation performed to IICRC S520 standards — containment, HEPA filtration and verified cleanup.
Mold removal isn't wiping down a wall with bleach. Done correctly, remediation isolates the affected area with plastic containment, runs negative air pressure with HEPA-filtered air scrubbers, removes contaminated materials, HEPA-vacuums and damp-wipes every surface, and finishes with independent clearance testing to prove the job worked. That's IICRC S520 — the industry standard we follow on every remediation. Note that Florida Statute § 468.8419 does not allow us to remediate a property we assessed: we perform remediation on properties where the mold assessment was done by an independent company, and we'll always tell you up front which service we can provide.
Every remediation follows the industry's Standard for Professional Mold Remediation — the same standard insurers and lawyers expect.
Plastic sheeting, negative air pressure and dedicated entry chambers keep spores out of unaffected areas.
Commercial-grade HEPA air scrubbers filter spores from the work area continuously through the entire remediation.
We recommend and coordinate independent clearance testing so you have documented proof the work was done right.
Review the independent assessor's report, confirm the extent of contamination and put together a written remediation plan and free quote.
Isolate the affected area with 6-mil poly, HEPA-filtered negative air machines and dedicated entry chambers.
Remove porous contaminated materials, HEPA-vacuum, damp-wipe every non-porous surface with antimicrobial agents.
Post-remediation clearance testing to confirm spore counts are back to baseline. Documented in a written report.
Every job is quoted individually based on square footage, contamination class and materials involved. Quotes are always free — call us and we'll come look.
Usually yes, if containment isolates the work area from living space. For extensive remediation or sensitive occupants, temporary relocation is safer. We'll advise honestly.
Bleach kills mold on non-porous surfaces but does not penetrate drywall, wood or grout — where mold roots grow. Proper remediation removes the substrate, not just the surface stain.
No — Florida Statute § 468.8419 prohibits any company from performing a mold assessment and the mold remediation on the same property. We offer both services, but only separately. If an independent assessor tested your property, we can handle the remediation; if we tested it, we'll refer you to a licensed remediator we trust.
Straightforward pricing, lab-verified results, and IICRC-guided remediation from a local Central Florida team.