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Find a licensed mold specialist in Texas

594 Texas companies with a current TDLR mold assessment or mold remediation license, checked against TDLR data on October 16, 2026. Each listing shows the license number, type and expiration date. Tell us whether you need testing, removal or both, and we pass your request to up to three of them.

  • Mold testing or inspection
  • Mold removal (remediation)
  • Testing and removal
  • TDLR license on every listing

Describe your mold project

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What do you need?

In Texas, mold assessment (testing, the remediation plan) and mold remediation (removal) are separately licensed, and one company may not do both on the same project. If you need both, we look for separate firms.

Browse Texas mold companies

Start with one of the largest Texas counties, or open the Texas directory for all 254 counties and every city page. Service areas are estimated from each company's business address.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Describe the project

    Testing, removal or both, the size of the area, any leak or flood, and your ZIP. Photos help.

  2. 02

    We review and match

    We pass the request to up to 3 TDLR-licensed companies near your ZIP that hold the license type you need.

  3. 03

    Compare written scopes

    Companies contact you directly. Compare what each one includes, then decide. No obligation.

Assessment and remediation are separate jobs in Texas

Texas licenses mold assessment (inspecting for mold and writing the remediation plan) and mold remediation (removing, cleaning or treating it) separately, through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. TDLR's guidance says a licensee may not do both on the same project. Each listing shows which license type a company holds, and when you ask for both, we look for separate firms.

Read how we verify listings · Assessment vs. remediation

What we don't do

  • We don't publish ratings, reviews or descriptions we haven't collected ourselves.
  • We don't show company phone numbers, emails or street addresses; the request form is the contact path.
  • We don't send your request to more than three companies.
  • We don't give medical or health advice, and we don't claim a listed company has agreed to take your job.

We're a directory, not a medical or health resource. For questions about health, talk to a doctor or other medical professional. For general information on mold and moisture in homes, see the U.S. EPA's A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home.

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