About Mold Remediation Coral Springs

Mold Remediation Coral Springs is a water damage and mold service based at 3308 N University Dr Ste 100, Coral Springs, FL 33065. We provide three services: water damage restoration, storm damage cleanup and restoration, and mold remediation. Each job starts by finding the moisture source, then drying the property, removing affected material where needed, and confirming the work with the correct permits.

How We Work

Every job follows the same sequence, so you can see what is happening and why.

• Inspection: We look at the affected rooms, the materials around them, and the likely source of the water or moisture.
• Moisture mapping: We use moisture meters to measure how far water has travelled into walls, ceilings, subfloors and flooring, and we record those readings.
• Extraction and drying: Standing water is removed first. Structural drying equipment and dehumidifiers then bring the materials back down, and drying continues until the readings show it is complete. We measure drying rather than guess at it.
• Containment for mold: Where mold is present, we seal the work area, run negative air filtration with HEPA filters, remove affected material, and treat the cleaned surfaces with antimicrobial products.
• Photos of findings: We photograph conditions as we find them and as the work progresses. These photos form part of the homeowner's record of the job.
• Written scope before work: You receive a written scope of work that describes the planned work before it starts.
• Permits: We confirm which permits apply with the correct city building department for the property. In Coral Springs, that is the City of Coral Springs Building Department at 9500 W. Sample Road. The city requires a permit to alter or repair a building or part of one, and water heater and air conditioner change-outs always require a permit.

Mold work holds only when the moisture source is corrected, so we treat the source as part of the job rather than an extra.

The Coral Springs We Work In

Coral Springs is an inland city with 138,783 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's July 1, 2025 estimate. That is up 3.3% from the April 2020 base. The city had 45,204 households in the 2020 to 2024 period, and 60.3% of its homes are owner-occupied. That means a large share of homes are rented, so calls about water or mold damage often come from tenants, landlords and condo associations as well as owners.

Coral Springs was master-planned on drained marshland. After several floods in 1947, Florida created the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District, now the South Florida Water Management District. Canals and levees drained the land the city was built on. Residential build-out was reached in 2003, so many homes are decades old, and their plumbing, water heaters and air conditioning systems have often been replaced over the years.

The local climate is tropical. Rainfall is heaviest from April to September, and hurricane season runs from June to November, with September the most likely month for a hurricane. Hurricane Wilma passed directly over the city in 2005. Water risk here comes mainly from heavy rainfall, canal and drainage flooding, and wind-driven rain, rather than coastal storm surge.

Where We Work

We serve Coral Springs and nearby cities in Broward County, including Margate, Parkland, Coconut Creek, Tamarac and Sunrise, along with Boca Raton in Palm Beach County. That makes seven places across two counties. Each of these cities has its own building department and permit process, so we confirm the requirements for the property's address rather than applying one city's rules to another. That means the answer for one city does not carry over to the next, even within Broward County. If your home has water damage, start with our water damage restoration service.

Talk to Us About Water or Mold Damage

Call (954) 481-0645 if you have water or mold damage in your home now. Describe what you are seeing, and we will tell you the next steps. When you call, it helps to say where the water or mold is, when you first noticed it, and which rooms are affected. You can also find our details on the contact page.