Leon County Mold Removal is a booking line, not a remediation company. The number on this site rings through to one independently owned mold remediation crew based in the Tallahassee area that has agreed to answer it, come out and look, put the scope and the price in writing, and do the job at that price. The site exists so that a homeowner with a musty crawl space does not have to call six numbers and compare six different stories about what mold is and how scared to be.
The crew is chosen the way you would choose one if you had the time. Before a crew takes calls from this line it shows its Florida mold remediator license number, which is required by state law for jobs above 10 square feet, describes how it contains and scrubs a job, and explains how it handles the assessor question: in Florida the company that tests should not be the company that remediates, and this line books them separately.
The line pays attention to the calls. A crew that pushes remediation on a bathroom that needs a fan and a cleaning, or that changes the price after the wall is open without writing the change down, does not keep the line. That is the whole arrangement: your call, one local crew, a written scope, the same number on the invoice.
Where the crew works: Tallahassee and Leon County first, including Killearn, Southwood, Midtown, Betton Hills, Bradfordville, Lake Jackson and Woodville, and the surrounding towns of Crawfordville and Wakulla County, Havana and Quincy in Gadsden County, and Monticello in Jefferson County.
What the line does not do: it does not test and remediate under one roof, it does not quote over the phone, and it does not tell you that all mold is an emergency. Most of it is a moisture problem with a known fix, and the crew says which kind you have.
If you are a landlord, a property manager or an agent with a closing coming up, the same number works; the report and the scope are written so that they can go into a file or a contract.