Call before noon and a NORMI & IICRC certified mold inspector in Miami is at your door today — with lab-verified answers in 24–48 hours.
Miami · Miami-Dade County
Miami's housing runs from 1920s bungalows in Coconut Grove and duplexes in Little Havana to glass towers in Brickell and Edgewater, and each one fails differently.
Streets near the bay take on water during king tides, older frame homes trap moisture under raised wood floors, and in the condo towers a leak in one unit becomes a stain, and then mold, in the unit below.
Whether you've had a recent leak, noticed a musty smell, or want peace of mind before a purchase, one call to 305-882-9490 books a same-day mold inspection in Miami.
Miami housing
Miami's housing runs from 1920s frame bungalows to glass towers, and the mold follows the construction. In Coconut Grove, Little River, Shenandoah and the older parts of Little Havana, raised wood floors over damp ground, original wood windows and roofs patched for decades put the growth in wood: subfloor, joists, sills and the lath behind a leak. In Brickell, Edgewater and downtown, a failed air-handler drain, a washing-machine hose or a cracked supply line in one unit becomes a ceiling stain and then mold in the unit below, and the inspection has to establish which unit the water came from.
Near the bay, king tides reach Brickell Avenue, parts of Coconut Grove and Morningside, and the lowest streets take water at the base of the walls. Across the city's 1950s to 70s block houses the pattern is plumbing and air conditioning: cast-iron drains under the slab, window units that drained into the wall for years, and central air retrofitted into a closet that was never meant for it.
How it works in Miami
Three simple steps. A team to guide you through each one.
Share what you’ve noticed and ask your questions. We’ll help arrange your Miami inspection.
Ask about same-day availability
Show us the areas you’re concerned about. Your inspector explains what happens during the visit.
A guided visit at your Miami property
Receive your report and ask about the findings, so you can plan your next steps with clarity.
Clear answers to your questions
Check temperature patterns and moisture levels to help locate problem areas.
Collect air samples and, when needed, samples of suspected growth.
An independent laboratory analyzes the samples for mold types and levels.
Receive photos, moisture readings, lab findings, and recommended next steps.
Mold testing · Miami
A mold test in Miami is the lab half of the inspection: the meters and thermal camera find where the water is, then a surface sample, an indoor air sample and an outdoor control taken the same hour show what it has grown and whether the air is carrying it.
Miami testing changes with the building. In Coconut Grove, Little River and Shenandoah we sample wood: a tape lift from a joist or subfloor at the crawl-space hatch, a swab on a sill or on lath behind a patched roof. In Brickell and Edgewater towers the indoor air sample in the unit and a swab at the ceiling stain carry the report, with the source traced to the unit above. Block houses across the city get the retrofitted air-handler closet and the wall below an old window unit. Every job carries an outdoor control taken the same hour.
Bayfront streets that flood in king tides get the slab metered and the base of the wall swabbed, since the surface dries long before the inside of the wall does.
The samples are read by an accredited laboratory in Fort Lauderdale, usually within a day of submission, and the written report says what the numbers mean for this house. How mold testing works, what it costs and how to read the results.
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Five-star reviews from neighbors across the region. The same inspectors serve Miami.
"I met the inspector the same day after I called! On time and thorough while they checked the place for mold causes."
Dave Brown · Delray Beach"Easy to schedule and they came out within a day. Exactly what we needed after buying our home."
Evelyn Martinez · Boca Raton"Knowledgeable recommendations for remediation and preventing mold in the future. Well done guys!"
Thomas Linden · Pompano Beach"So convenient and user-friendly! We'll absolutely request them again for our next home."
Leslie Serpas · Boynton Beach"Their expertise gave us an additional measure of confidence buying our home. Thanks again!"
Robert Peterson · Pembroke Pines"Wow! They came and handled everything in no time. Thanks for all your hard work, team!"
Linda Evans · Fort Lauderdale
Your inspector
Every Same Day inspection in Miami is backed by one named licence. Tal Eilon holds Florida Mold Assessor licence MRSA2732, is NORMI and IICRC certified, and is the assessor of record on every report we issue: the person whose name and licence number sit at the bottom of the page you hand to your insurer, buyer or landlord.
Tal is based in Boca Raton and works across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Questions about a reading, a lab result or what to do next go to the inspector, not a call center.
Service area
ZIP codes served33125 · 33127 · 33128 · 33129 · 33130 · 33131 · 33132 · 33133 · 33135 · 33137 · 33138 · 33145
And every address in between. Don't see your neighborhood? If it's in Miami, we cover it.
Where we work
Miami is highlighted on the map. We inspect homes in every city across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties — tap any dot for that city's page.
Yes — that's the business. Call 305-882-9490 in the morning and in most cases a NORMI & IICRC certified inspector is at your Miami home the same day.
A full visual and moisture inspection plus calibrated air sampling and surface samples where warranted. Every sample goes to an accredited lab, and you receive a written report with photos, spore counts and a clear action plan.
King-tide flooding near the bay, raised wood floors in older frame homes, and condo-tower leaks that travel between units. We inspect for these Miami-specific risk patterns on every visit.
Yes. Our reports are professionally formatted, lab-verified and recognized by most insurance carriers — documentation that supports claims for Miami homeowners rather than slowing them down.
Three samples on every visit: a surface swab or tape lift where growth is suspected, an indoor air sample in the room of concern, and an outdoor control taken the same hour. An accredited lab in Fort Lauderdale counts and identifies the spores. Inspections with three samples start at $450; extra samples, when the inspector finds they are needed, are $125 each.
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NORMI & IICRC certified · FL Licensed Mold Assessor MRSA2732 & Remediator MRSR3102