Mold remediation in Dallas–Fort Worth
Companies licensed to remove mold. Use one when you know there’s a problem and have a plan for what to remove.
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Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
We profiled 89 companies that hold a current Texas mold license in the Dallas–Fort Worth area (including Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Arlington, McKinney, Denton, Irving and Garland). Start with the job you need done.
Companies licensed to remove mold. Use one when you know there’s a problem and have a plan for what to remove.
See remediation companiesCompanies licensed to assess and test for mold. Start here if you smell it, suspect it, or need a plan before cleanup.
See mold inspectorsCompanies whose Google reviews are mostly about mold work, with the most of those reviews analyzed. This is not an endorsement — it’s where the most evidence is.
Wylie · Registered 2025
Remediation license RCO1688 · Current · expires Apr 23, 2027
39 mold reviews
Garland
Remediation license RCO1462 · Current · expires Jun 22, 2027
36 mold reviews
Aubrey · Registered 2024
Assessment license ACO1321 · Current · expires Aug 3, 2028
40 mold reviews
Fort Worth · Registered 2011
Assessment license ACO1131 · Current · expires Jan 7, 2028
39 mold reviews
From Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) records for businesses based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, plus our own review analysis.
“A license holder may not perform both mold assessment and mold remediation on the same project.”
So if one company offers to test your home and fix what it finds, that’s not allowed on the same project. Book an independent inspector first, then a separate remediation company.
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Tip: in Texas, the company that tests for mold can’t also do the cleanup on the same project.