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Licensed mold assessors in Coral Springs, Florida

According to the Florida DBPR mold-assessor license registry retrieved June 2026, 51 mold assessors hold an active Florida license (license type MRSA) with a Coral Springs address on record. Florida is one of only a handful of U.S. states that licenses mold assessors — so this is a verifiable, state-issued credential, not a self-declared "certification."

In Florida, performing a mold assessment for compensation requires a state license under the Mold-Related Services Law (Ch. 468, Part XVI, Florida Statutes). An MRSA license means the assessor met the state's education, exam, and insurance requirements and is listed in the public DBPR registry. Many companies advertise as "certified" mold inspectors; in Florida that is not the same as holding the state assessor license shown below for Coral Springs.

• 51
  Active licensed assessors (MRSA)
• 54
  Active licensed remediators (MRSR)
• June 2026
  DBPR registry retrieved

Assessors on the Florida state registry

Listed by the city on each license — an assessor may also serve nearby areas. Confirm a license is current on the DBPR public license search before hiring.

Frequently asked questions

How many licensed mold assessors are in Coral Springs, Florida?

As of June 2026, the Florida DBPR registry lists 51 mold assessors with an active state license (type MRSA) and a Coral Springs address. Each is listed below with their license number and expiration date.

Is a Florida mold-assessor license the same as being "certified"?

No. Florida requires a state-issued MRSA license to perform mold assessments for compensation — it is regulated by the DBPR and verifiable in a public registry. A private "certification" from a training body is not the same as, and does not replace, the state license.

How do I verify a mold assessor's Florida license?

Look up the license number (shown for each assessor below) on the DBPR public license search at myfloridalicense.com. The registry shows the current status and expiration date directly from the state, which you should confirm before hiring.

Source: Florida DBPR — Mold-Related Services license extract (lic07mold.csv), retrieved June 2026. Every assessor, license number, and status on this page traces to a row in that public extract. Verify any record at myfloridalicense.com.