Mold Inspection in Palm Beach Gardens
Licensed Florida mold assessor. Moisture mapping, lab testing when it matters, and a written report you can hand to an insurer, buyer, or association. We do not sell cleanup.
- Licensed FL Mold Assessor (MRSA2139)
- ACAC Certified
- 24 to 48 hour written report
- 17+ years in Palm Beach County
“Brad took his time and did a very complete job and answered all my questions. he was very clear what has to be done and what not to worry about. He continued to answer my questions after the report was issued in a professional and helpful way”
Allen O., Mar 2016
Local inspector
Trusted mold inspector in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens is planned communities, golf course HOAs, and a retail core along PGA Boulevard. It is not a historic downtown. The mold work here is mechanical and envelope: AC drains, lanai leaks, attic ducts, and association buildings that share walls. We run this market from Boca with the same licensed assessment we use in the rest of the county.
Services we offer in Palm Beach Gardens
- Mold Inspection & Testing. Air, surface (swab/tape), bulk sampling with accredited lab analysis.
- Post-Remediation Verification. Clearance testing after cleanup.
- Moisture Mapping & Thermal Imaging. Find hidden moisture sources and prevent recurrence.
- Indoor Air Quality Checks. Moisture readings, humidity control guidance.
Housing stock in Palm Beach Gardens
PGA National, Eastpointe, Frenchman's Creek, and similar communities are 1980s-2000s HOA houses and villas, many with tile roofs and enclosed lanais. Midtown and the Gardens mall corridor add condos and mixed-use. Westwood Gardens and western tracts sit farther from the coast with larger lots and irrigation. North Palm Beach and Juno are a short hop north and share the same AC and storm pattern.
Palm Beach Gardens issues we see on this job
- Garage and attic air handlers that sweat in summer and wet the closet or the ceiling below.
- Lanai and sliding-glass leaks on golf-course villas after wind-driven rain.
- Condo condensate overflows near PGA Boulevard and Midtown buildings.
- Aging 1980s-1990s window assemblies in Eastpointe and similar tracts.
- Irrigation and grade that hold water against CBS walls on larger lots.
- Musty interiors in seasonal homes that sit with the AC set too high.
Licensing and how work gets done here
City of Palm Beach Gardens handles building permits for repairs. Many jobs also need HOA architectural approval before drywall comes out. Our work is the state-licensed inspection (MRSA2139) and the report the association or buyer files. We do not remediate and we do not sit on the HOA board's vendor list as a cleanup company.
Coverage
Serving all of Palm Beach Gardens and nearby
Across Palm Beach Gardens, including
- PGA National
- The Gardens
- Midtown
- Eastpointe
- Frenchman's Creek
- Westwood Gardens
Nearby cities
- Jupiter
- West Palm Beach
- North Palm Beach
- Tequesta
- All coverage areas
Reviews
What Palm Beach Gardens clients say
Quotes are from Angi, posted under the customer's name. Google Maps reviews load below when the listing feed is live. We do not write reviews for this page.
Google Maps Angi (20 reviews) HomeAdvisor BBB A+ Yelp
Brad took his time and did a very complete job and answered all my questions. he was very clear what has to be done and what not to worry about. He continued to answer my questions after the report was issued in a professional and helpful way
Allen O.Mar 2016 Angi review
Brad was most helpful answering questions and showing me the problem areas. The report was received in a timely manner. Would recommend his company with NO reservations.
Pat K.Jan 2016 Angi review
They did a very thorough job - he knew exactly what to look for and where to look without me explaiing anything. The air was tested and he used several pieces of equipment to scan the air and walls for mold and moisture (very hi-tech). When I had followup questions, he always answered the phone or called me back right away. A very thorough report was provided a few days later. Great value - exceeded my expectations.
Mark P.Mar 2014 Angi review
FAQ
Palm Beach Gardens mold inspection questions
How much does a mold inspection cost in Palm Beach Gardens?
Most jobs range from $250 to $500. Villas and smaller condos sit lower. Larger golf-course houses sit higher. Call (561) 407-6800.
Do you work with PGA National and other HOAs?
Yes. We inspect HOA villas and condos across Palm Beach Gardens and can provide COI and access paperwork the association asks for.
How fast are results in Palm Beach Gardens?
Written report typically 24-48 hours. Lab 1-2 business days. Rush available.
Do you test for black mold?
Yes, when sampling is part of the job. Species comes from the lab, not from the color of a stain.
Can a listing or buyer use your report?
Yes. That is a normal use. See the real estate mold inspection page if you are on a contract clock.
Book an inspection
Need a mold inspection in Palm Beach Gardens?
Call a licensed Florida mold assessor. Independent testing only, so the report tells you what is there, not what someone wants to sell you.