Miami-Dade Mold Guides on Licenses, Condos, Insurance and Empty Homes
Short, sourced answers to the questions that decide what happens next here: whether the company that finds mold may remove it, what the general contractor exception means for you, whose repair it is in a condominium, where the mold limit sits on a Florida policy, how to leave a home closed for the summer, and when an assessor is worth paying.
Answers to read before you let anyone quote
Can the Company That Inspects Your Mold Remove It in Florida?
Can the company that inspects my mold also remove it in Florida?
Read →Why a Florida General Contractor May Both Assess and Remove Mold
Why can a general contractor both inspect and remove mold in Florida?
Read →Mold in a Miami Condo: Whose Water Was It, and Who Pays?
Who is responsible for mold in my Miami condo, me or the association?
Read →Florida Mold Coverage: The Fungi Limit and the 2023 Assignment Ban
How much will my Florida homeowners policy pay for mold, and can I sign the claim over to the contractor?
Read →Closing a Miami Home for the Summer Without Starting Mold
How do I leave my Miami home empty for the summer without it getting moldy?
Read →Is a Mold Assessor Worth Paying for What You Can Already See?
Do I need to pay a licensed mold assessor for mold I can already see?
Read →What the work looks like



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