Single-story brick ranch homes under a large live oak on a wide lawn, typical of Fort Worth neighborhoods

Fort Worth, Texas

Licensed mold companies in Fort Worth

We profiled 29 companies that hold a current Texas mold license in the Fort Worth area (including Arlington, North Richland Hills, Keller, Southlake, Grapevine, Mansfield, Burleson and Weatherford). Start with the job you need done.

companies profiled
29
with a remediation license
21
with an inspection (assessment) license
8
reviews about mold work analyzed
204

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Fort Worth is part of the wider Dallas–Fort Worth area, where we list 89 licensed companies.

Most-reviewed mold specialists in Fort Worth

Companies 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.

  • Culley Enviro LLC inspector scanning a room with a thermal camera

    Culley Enviro LLC

    Inspector · Fort Worth

    License ACO1131 · Current · expires Jan 7, 2028

    5.0 (43)39 mold reviews

    Clear communication · 19 reviews

  • Protean Services

    Inspector · North Richland Hills

    License ACO1257 · Current · expires Jun 30, 2028

    4.9 (27)24 mold reviews

    Fast response · 11 reviews

Fort Worth by the numbers

From Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) records for businesses based in the Fort Worth area, plus our own review analysis.

Licensed mold remediation companies
55
Licensed mold assessment (inspection) companies
12
Individual mold license holders
618
Companies we profiled
29
Profiled companies whose reviews are mostly about mold
2
Licensed companies listed with limited online information
33

What’s different about mold in Fort Worth

  • Fort Worth averages about 37 inches of rain a year, with spring and fall the wettest seasons and Gulf humidity through the summer. (NWS Fort Worth)
  • Large hail hits the Dallas–Fort Worth area nearly every year, mostly in spring. After a hailstorm, look in the attic for wet insulation or stained decking before mold gets a start. (NWS Fort Worth)
  • Most reported flooding in Fort Worth happens outside FEMA flood zones — 80% of drainage complaints from 2009 to 2015 came from outside the 100-year floodplain. Not being in a flood zone doesn’t mean a home stays dry. (City of Fort Worth)
  • A sudden high water bill can be the first sign of a hidden leak. Fort Worth Water may adjust the bill for a leak under the foundation or inside a wall if you contact Customer Care within 60 days of the repair. (Fort Worth Water)

Sources checked October 13, 2026.

Before you hire in Fort Worth

“A license holder may not perform both mold assessment and mold remediation on the same project.”

Texas Occupations Code §1958.155(a)Read the statute (opens in a new tab)

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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