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Call is the fastest way to reach us. Tell us your ZIP code and the problem and we will connect you with a local mold contractor.

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Ways to reach us

The fastest way to reach us is by phone. A real person answers, asks what is happening and routes your call to a contractor who handles your type of job in your ZIP code. Email works well for questions that are not urgent.

MethodDetailsBest for
Phone(239) 235-0731Anything urgent, or when you want a contractor
Emailinfo@moldremediationfortmyersfl.usQuestions, feedback, privacy requests
Mail1234 Hemingway Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33912Formal correspondence

What to say when you call

A few details help us route your call quickly and help the contractor prepare. You do not need to know technical terms. Describe what you see in your own words.

  • What you see or smell and where in the house it is
  • How long you have noticed it
  • Whether there was a leak, flood, roof damage or plumbing repair
  • Whether anyone in the home has asthma, allergies or a weakened immune system
  • Your ZIP code and whether you own or rent
  • Whether it is a home or a business

If water is still flowing or standing, say so at the start so the call can be treated as urgent.

Urgent situations

Some situations should not wait for an email reply. Call right away if you have standing water, a burst pipe, a sewage backup, widespread growth after a flood or a storm that damaged your roof and let water in. Mold can begin to grow within 24 to 48 hours when materials stay wet, and fast drying prevents a larger job. See our pages on emergency mold removal and mold after water damage for what to do in the first hours.

If anyone is in danger, there is a gas smell, electricity is near water or a structure looks unsafe, call 911 first and the appropriate utility, then call us when everyone is safe.

Where we serve

We route calls across Lee County and nearby counties. Our local pages include Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Bonita Springs, Estero, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, Naples, Punta Gorda, Pine Island, Alva, South Fort Myers. Each page lists ZIP codes and common local issues.

AreaZIP codes
Cape Coral33904, 33909, 33914, 33990, 33991, 33993
Lehigh Acres33936, 33971, 33972, 33974, 33976
Bonita Springs34134, 34135
Estero33928
North Fort Myers33903, 33917
Fort Myers Beach33931
Sanibel33957
Naples34102, 34103, 34108, 34109, 34110, 34112, 34119
Punta Gorda33950, 33955
Pine Island33922, 33956
Alva33920
South Fort Myers33907, 33908, 33919

Before you call: a short checklist

A little preparation makes the call and the first visit smoother.

Make the area safe

Stop the water source if you can, keep children and pets away and avoid touching heavy growth.

Take photos

Take dated photos of stains, growth and damage. They help the contractor and your insurer.

Note the history

Write down when you first noticed the problem and any recent repairs or storms.

Gather documents

If you have a recent inspection report, insurance information or a plumber's invoice, set them aside.

Call

Share what you have and your ZIP code. We will route the call.

Questions we hear most often on the phone

Many callers ask the same few things. Here are short answers so you know what to expect.

Is this mold or just dirt?

Mold is usually fuzzy, speckled or slimy and often comes with a musty smell. Dirt wipes off dry and has no smell. Mildew on bathroom tile is a surface form of mold. If it returns after cleaning or sits on drywall or wood, it deserves a closer look.

Should I test or just clean?

If growth is visible and the plan is to remove it, you may not need testing. If you smell something but see nothing, or you want proof after cleanup, testing and inspection help.

Can I stay in the house?

Often yes. Containment and air filtration protect the rest of the home. People with breathing problems should talk to a doctor.

Will my insurance help?

It depends on the cause and the policy. Photos, moisture readings and written scopes support any claim. Talk to your insurer early.

How we handle your information

The details you share on a call, such as your name, phone number, address and a description of the problem, go to the contractor who will help you. We do not sell your information. Calls may be recorded for quality and routing, and we say so in our privacy policy. If you would like us to delete your information, email us with your name and the number you called from.

If you email photos, they are used only to help route your call and prepare the contractor. We do not post them anywhere.

Feedback and corrections

If you think something on this site is wrong, unclear or out of date, tell us. We would rather fix it than leave a mistake. If you had an experience with a contractor we connected you with that did not meet the standards on our About page, tell us that too. We take it seriously and use it to decide who we route calls to.

Please include the date of your call, the phone number you used and a short description of what happened. We will respond by email or phone.

Business and property managers

If you manage an office, restaurant, store, apartment building or rental, tell us at the start of the call. Commercial jobs involve tenants, schedules, lease terms and documentation, and the crew that handles them is not always the same as the one that handles a single-family home. Share the size of the area, whether the space is occupied and whether anyone has raised health complaints. We will route the call to a crew with commercial experience, and the contractor can discuss phasing and after-hours work.

Keep a simple log of when the problem was found, who was notified and what was done. It protects you with tenants, insurers and owners.

Seasonal reminders

Calls follow the weather. After a long spring rain, we hear about garages and air handler closets. In midsummer, the calls are about air conditioners and musty rooms. In fall, clogged gutters and roof valleys show up, and during the cool season, burst supply lines and condensation on cold surfaces. If you want to prevent a call, a short walkthrough at the start of each season is the cheapest step you can take.

What happens after you call

After we route your call, the contractor contacts you to schedule a visit. At the visit they check moisture, look at the affected area and explain the scope in plain language. You decide whether to go ahead, ask for another opinion or request independent testing first.

If you do not hear back in a reasonable time, call us again and we will follow up. We want every caller to reach a real person at the other end.

Privacy and your information

When you call or email, we use your information to route your call and respond to you. We share details with the contractor you are connected with, because they need them to help you. We do not sell your personal information. Read our privacy policy for details, and our terms and conditions for how the service works.

Questions and answers

What is the fastest way to reach you?

Call (239) 235-0731. A real person answers and routes your call.

Do you offer same-day help?

For urgent situations we route calls as quickly as possible. Availability depends on the contractor and your location.

Can I send photos?

Contractors usually ask for photos once a visit is scheduled. Email photos to info@moldremediationfortmyersfl.us if you want to share them in advance.

Do you handle renters and landlords?

Yes. Tell us whether you rent or own so we can route the call properly.

Can you tell me what it will cost?

We do not publish prices because every job is different. The contractor explains the scope and terms after an inspection.

How do I make a privacy request?

Email info@moldremediationfortmyersfl.us with your name and the phone number you called from.

What if I need help outside your list of towns?

Call and tell us where you are. We will tell you plainly whether we can route your call.

Talk to a Fort Myers mold pro today

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