The Miami-based firm said the total made it South Florida’s busiest mold inspection and testing provider, with 2026 activity on pace to approach 14,000 completed visits.
FixMold, also known as Fix Mold Miami, said its mold inspection and testing division completed more than 7,000 projects across South Florida in 2025, averaging roughly 135 a week, and described the milestone as evidence that it has become the region’s busiest single-provider operation in that segment. The company said activity in the first half of 2026 has it on track to nearly double that figure by year-end, approaching 14,000 completed visits. The release said the total reflects certified inspectors conducting property visits and producing lab-backed reports for homeowners, buyers and property managers in a region where persistent humidity and leaks can quickly lead to hidden mold behind walls. FixMold said demand has been supported by the use of infrared thermal imaging, laser particle counters, real-time Wi‑Fi-integrated air monitors and accredited indoor air quality testing through Hayes Microbial Consulting, alongside in-house licensed general contractors and AC technicians that it says let clients move from diagnosis to remediation, drywall rebuild and insurance documentation without subcontractor handoffs. The company said it holds a perfect 5-star rating across more than 1,000 reviews on Google, Yelp, BBB, Facebook, Angi and Thumbtack, offers a lowest-price guarantee, 0% APR financing, a 12-month warranty and 24/7 live concierge with complimentary virtual FaceTime consultations. It said it is licensed for mold assessment under #MRSA2521 and mold remediation under #MRSR2709, is IICRC-certified, and carries credentials through DBPR, NAERMC, AIHA, IAQA, NORMIPRO and NAMP. FixMold said demand has been especially strong in moisture-prone parts of South Florida, including Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Davie, Miami Springs, North Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale, and added that its inspection work also extends to boats, yachts and passenger ships. Founder of Fix Mold Miami Moty Katz said the 7,000-project mark represented families and businesses getting “the truth about their property,” adding that doubling volume in 2026 would allow the firm to reach more people before mold becomes a crisis.