Submitting a Florida mold license application is not difficult — but it is unforgiving. Most application delays, requests for clarification, or denials are not caused
Florida’s mold licensing framework intentionally separates mold assessment from mold remediation. This separation is not procedural, optional, or advisory — it is statutory. Many enforcement
Florida does not administer a single state-run mold licensing exam. Instead, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) approves specific examinations and recognizes
Florida’s mold licensing framework is frequently misunderstood — not because the law is hidden, but because most explanations oversimplify the regulatory structure or focus narrowly
Florida mold licensing is not based on agency preference, internal policy, or discretionary standards. It is grounded in statutory authority enacted by the Florida Legislature
