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Remediation service
Mold Remediation
Mold is a South Florida fact of life. Remediation means removing the contamination and
the conditions that created it, under containment, with negative air, so spores never
travel to the rest of the property.
Full service scope
What's Included.
- Negative-air containment and HEPA filtration
- Antimicrobial treatment and safe material removal
- Moisture source identified and corrected, not just covered
- Third-party clearance testing available on request
- Full rebuild of removed materials
The recovery process
Inspection
Visual survey, moisture mapping and scope of the affected area.
Containment
Sealed work zone with negative air pressure and HEPA scrubbers.
Removal
Affected materials removed, surfaces HEPA-vacuumed and treated.
Clearance
Post-remediation verification, then rebuild of removed materials.
Portfolio
Mold Remediation, recent work
Before After
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Closet and bedroom wall opened for drying and remediation, restored as a finished closet with new drywall, paint, doors and trim.
Before After
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Ceiling removed and hardwood protected during a category-3 water loss, returned with a finished ceiling, fresh paint and refinished floors.
Before After
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Master bedroom under full containment with air movers and a HEPA scrubber, handed back clean, dry and fully furnished.
Before After
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Walls stripped to block for mold remediation and structural drying, rebuilt with new drywall, paint and trim.
Before After
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Selective demolition of a water-damaged hallway ceiling with negative-air containment, rebuilt with new ceiling, lighting and finishes.
Before After
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Commercial containment and negative-air equipment in place during mold remediation, removed and returned as a clean, move-in-ready space.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is mold testing included?
We inspect at no cost. Independent lab testing and post-remediation clearance can be arranged with a third-party hygienist.
What is the difference between a mold assessor and a mold remediator?
The assessor finds and evaluates the problem: inspection, air and surface samples, extent and source, and the written remediation protocol. The remediator removes and corrects it: containment, negative air, demolition, HEPA cleaning and removal of contaminated materials. Florida licenses the two roles separately, and Spartan is the licensed remediator, MRSR 5084.
Do I need an inspection before remediation?
For anything beyond a small, clearly contained area, yes. The assessment becomes the protocol the remediation follows and is verified against, so you are not guessing at scope.
Who performs the final clearance test?
Ideally the independent assessor, not the company that did the removal. That keeps verification impartial and gives you documentation for an insurer, buyer or association.
Do we have to move out?
Rarely. Containment keeps work isolated to the affected zone so most families stay in the home.
Will it come back?
Not if the moisture source is fixed, which is why every Spartan remediation includes finding and correcting it.
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Book your mold remediation assessment
Free assessment. Straight pricing. Licensed & insured across Miami-Dade and Broward.
