What this license lets them do
RCO1420 Mold removal (remediation)
A Texas mold remediation company license lets DFH, Inc. remove mold: set up containment, remove, clean and treat mold-contaminated materials, following the protocol written by a separate licensed assessor. For jobs of 25 contiguous square feet or more, the remediator must notify TDLR at least five days before starting (sooner in water-damage emergencies). Once the work passes the clearance check, you should receive a Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation within ten days.
This license does not cover testing for mold or writing the protocol.
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- Corporate office
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What we don't know
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- Open TDLR's license search and choose the mold program, or use our Texas mold license check.
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