MOLD REMEDIATION · CENTRAL FLORIDA
You Found Mold. Here’s Exactly What Happens Next.
Testing and removal handled by our Florida-licensed remediation partner, then 3Lotus repairs and rebuilds everything back to normal, one team, start to finish.
When Mold Requires a Licensed Specialist
Florida law is specific about this, and we don’t cut corners on it.
For mold assessment and remediation work requiring Florida licensure, we use a Florida-licensed mold professional, separate from a general contractor’s license. When you contact 3Lotus about a possible mold problem, the actual testing and removal is carried out by our licensed remediation partner, so you always have a licensed professional handling that part of the job, exactly as the law requires.
Once the mold is fully removed and the area is cleared, our own team steps back in to handle everything the mold left behind: drywall, flooring, cabinetry, paint, whatever needs to be rebuilt. That part is ours from start to finish, permitted and project-managed like any other repair.
How It Works
Four steps, one point of contact the whole way through.
Inspection & Testing
We take a look, and if testing is warranted, our licensed partner handles it and tells you exactly what’s there.
Licensed Remediation
Containment, air filtration, and full removal, performed by the licensed specialists Florida law requires for this work.
Repair & Rebuild
Once the area is cleared, our crew rebuilds it, drywall to paint, so it looks like nothing ever happened.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the space with you before we call it done. No surprises, no loose ends.
From Mold Remediation to a Finished Room
If your mold problem is tied to a covered water loss, we handle the documentation and paperwork for that part too, so you’re not doing it alone, questions about coverage or how the claim is settled still go to your insurance company or a licensed public adjuster. We remain your construction point of contact while the licensed specialist handles testing and remediation, and our team handles the repair and rebuild.
Tell Us What’s Going On
We’ll get back to you personally, no call center, no script. Prefer to talk now? Call (407) 536-8406.
Common Questions About Mold
Do I need a licensed professional to remove mold in Florida?
For mold assessment and remediation work requiring Florida licensure, yes, a state-licensed mold professional is required, separate from a general contractor’s license. That’s why we work with a licensed remediation partner for that part of the job.
Is mold remediation covered by insurance?
It depends on the cause. Mold that results from a sudden, covered event like a burst pipe is often covered. Mold from long-term humidity or a maintenance issue usually isn’t. We can document the cause and affected areas. Questions about whether your policy covers the loss should be directed to your insurer or a licensed public adjuster.
How do I know if I actually have a mold problem?
Visible growth, a persistent musty smell, and water stains are the most common signs. If anyone in the home has unexplained allergy-like symptoms that improve when they’re away from the house, that’s also worth checking out.
Can I just clean the mold myself?
For mold assessment or remediation work requiring Florida licensure, we use a Florida-licensed professional. Larger areas, generally over 10 square feet, are where Florida’s mold licensing rules become especially relevant, and it’s a good idea to have a professional look at anything that keeps coming back regardless of size, to make sure it’s fully removed and doesn’t just spread.