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Real photos from our crews' recent mold inspection and remediation work. Active demolition, containment protocols, and the restored spaces our clients return to.
Mold growth and water staining down wood wall studs, exposed after drywall removal beside copper supply plumbing. 
Dark speckled mold colony on the back of a drywall panel, found during demolition of a water-damaged wall. 
Heavy mold colonization down a wood stud face inside an opened wall cavity, with speckled growth on the drywall backing. 
Wall cavity opened during demolition, exposing studs and copper supply lines with dark moisture staining. 
Bathroom drywall removed behind the toilet, exposing concrete block, wood furring strips, and moisture staining. 
Technician in a respirator and gloves pulling drywall during a flood cut, exposing the concrete block wall behind. 
Remediation technician in a full Tyvek suit works on ceiling wiring inside plastic-sheeting containment, drywall removed to expose the joists. 
Technician in a respirator carries a pump sprayer past a doorway sealed with poly sheeting, tape, and a zipper entry. 
Room sealed floor-to-ceiling with plastic containment sheeting and tape before mold remediation begins. 
Technician in a hooded Tyvek coverall and respirator cleaning above plantation shutters in a room stripped to the studs. 
Certified technician in PPE performing ceiling demolition behind containment plastic. 
Mold & Allergy technician in Tyvek 400 suit and N95 respirator before entering an active remediation zone. 
Kitchen mid-remediation — drywall stripped to studs after a hidden plumbing leak fed mold growth. 
Handheld moisture meter reading 99.9% against an interior wall above the baseboard — a saturated wall cavity. 
Spore-trap air sampling cassette on a tripod, connected to a calibrated pump during a mold inspection. 
Room stripped to bare studs with air-sampling equipment running to verify the space before rebuild. 
Dark mildew growth along the caulk seam where shower tile meets the wall — typical early-stage bathroom mold. 
Dark speckled growth along the grout and caulk joints of a residential shower floor. 
Blistering, peeling paint on a bathroom ceiling above the shower — a common sign of trapped moisture. 
Restored Florida kitchen — clean, dry, and reoccupied after remediation. 
Exterior of a Florida home serviced by Mold & Allergy. 
Pool-deck view of a coastal Florida property — the kind of high-humidity environment that drives mold growth statewide.
Types of jobs in this gallery
Each scenario below maps to one or more of the photos above — and to the kind of work we routinely do across South Florida.
- Bathroom Black Mold Remediation
Black mold (Stachybotrys) growing on bathroom drywall around a slow plumbing leak. Containment, full drywall removal, and clearance testing.
- Attic Mold After Roof Leak
Aspergillus and Cladosporium colonies on roof decking after a tropical-storm leak. HEPA filtration, antimicrobial treatment, and structural drying.
- HVAC System Mold Cleanup
Coil and air-handler colonization in a humid South Florida cooling system. Coil cleaning, drain pan replacement, and duct treatment.
- Crawlspace Mold Remediation
Penicillium and Chaetomium on subfloor joists from chronic crawlspace humidity. Encapsulation, dehumidifier installation, and microbial remediation.
- Post-Flood Drywall Mold Removal
Aggressive water-damage mold colonization 72 hours after a slab leak. Cut-and-replace remediation 18 inches above the waterline.
- Ceiling Water-Damage Mold
Stachybotrys on a textured ceiling under a second-floor bathroom leak. Containment, sectional ceiling replacement, and air-quality clearance.
See additional photos on our Thumbtack portfolio.
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