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Find a licensed mold assessor or remediator in Texas

After a leak, flood, storm or humidity problem, find someone licensed to assess or remove mold.2,205 Texas-licensed mold professionals across 101 counties, each matched to a current TDLR license you can verify yourself. Free for property owners.

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  • Texas-only101 counties · 196 cities
  • 1,065 assessors · 1,216 remediators76 hold both license types

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Three steps to the right mold pro

  1. Search your county

    Pick your county or city to see Texas-licensed mold assessors and mold remediators near you.

  2. Check the license

    Every listing shows the TDLR license type (MAC, MRC, ACO or RCO), number and expiration date, for licensed companies and individuals.

  3. Compare free quotes

    Tell us what happened and what you need, and hear from up to three licensed mold professionals. No obligation.

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Licensed Mold Assessment

Texas-licensed mold assessment consultants (MAC) and mold assessment companies (ACO).

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Licensed Mold Remediation

Texas-licensed mold remediation contractors (MRC) and mold remediation companies (RCO).

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Hold Both License Types

Licensees holding both a Texas mold assessment and a mold remediation license.

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Harris County – 451 listings451Dallas County – 184 listings184Tarrant County – 181 listings181Bexar County – 152 listings152Travis County – 130 listings130Montgomery County – 116 listings116Collin County – 110 listings110Denton County – 91 listings91Williamson County – 80 listings80Fort Bend County – 67 listings67El Paso County – 40 listings40Galveston County – 34 listings34Hays County – 32 listings32Comal County – 29 listingsRockwall County – 27 listingsBrazos County – 26 listingsJefferson County – 26 listingsMcLennan County – 26 listingsLubbock County – 25 listingsEllis County – 20 listingsKaufman County – 20 listingsWaller County – 18 listingsNueces County – 17 listingsSmith County – 16 listingsBell County – 15 listingsGuadalupe County – 15 listingsTaylor County – 15 listingsCameron County – 13 listingsHidalgo County – 11 listingsParker County – 11 listingsCaldwell County – 10 listingsJohnson County – 10 listingsBastrop County – 7 listingsBrazoria County – 7 listingsGregg County – 7 listingsKendall County – 7 listingsWise County – 7 listingsGrayson County – 6 listingsPotter County – 6 listingsHunt County – 5 listingsMcCulloch County – 5 listingsMedina County – 5 listingsWichita County – 5 listingsBurnet County – 4 listingsCooke County – 4 listingsEctor County – 4 listingsHardin County – 4 listingsMidland County – 4 listingsRandall County – 4 listingsAransas County – 3 listingsAtascosa County – 3 listingsBandera County – 3 listingsBowie County – 3 listingsFayette County – 3 listingsHarrison County – 3 listingsKerr County – 3 listingsLamar County – 3 listingsNacogdoches County – 3 listingsOrange County – 3 listingsRobertson County – 3 listingsWilson County – 3 listingsCallahan County – 2 listingsChambers County – 2 listingsClay County – 2 listingsGillespie County – 2 listingsGrimes County – 2 listingsHood County – 2 listingsHudspeth County – 2 listingsJim Wells County – 2 listingsLampasas County – 2 listingsLavaca County – 2 listingsLiberty County – 2 listingsMadison County – 2 listingsMontague County – 2 listingsNavarro County – 2 listingsPolk County – 2 listingsSan Patricio County – 2 listingsVan Zandt County – 2 listingsWalker County – 2 listingsWashington County – 2 listingsWebb County – 2 listingsAustin County – 1 listingBurleson County – 1 listingColorado County – 1 listingCoryell County – 1 listingErath County – 1 listingHenderson County – 1 listingHill County – 1 listingMatagorda County – 1 listingMaverick County – 1 listingNewton County – 1 listingPalo Pinto County – 1 listingRed River County – 1 listingSan Jacinto County – 1 listingShackelford County – 1 listingStarr County – 1 listingTerry County – 1 listingTom Green County – 1 listingUvalde County – 1 listingVictoria County – 1 listingWood County – 1 listingHoustonDallas–Fort WorthSan AntonioAustinEl PasoLubbockCorpus Christi
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Houston Area675 listed
Austin Area242 listed
San Antonio Area196 listed
Dallas–Fort Worth566 listed
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After a leak, flood or storm

Dry it out fast and fix the water source.

EPA advises drying water-damaged areas and items within 24–48 hours to prevent mold growth. Our guide covers what EPA and CDC recommend, and when to call a licensed professional.

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Homeowner guides

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Mold Assessment vs. Mold Remediation in Texas

What each Texas mold license covers, the same-project rule that keeps assessment and remediation separate, the 25 sq ft threshold, and when you need each.

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How to Verify a Texas Mold License

Look up a MAC, MRC, ACO or RCO license on TDLR License Search, what the license types mean, who is exempt, and the paperwork you should get.

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Mold After Water Damage in Texas

What EPA and CDC say to do after a leak, flood or storm: dry within 24–48 hours, fix the water source, and when Texas law calls for a licensed pro.

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Questions to Ask Before Hiring Mold Remediation

Protocols, containment, clearance, the Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation, insurance, written contracts and deposits: what to ask and get in writing.

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How listings are chosen

Every individual and company listed here appears in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) mold license files with a current, unexpired mold assessment (MAC/ACO) or mold remediation (MRC/RCO) license and a Texas county, as ofOctober 2026. We show the license type, number and expiration date, plus county (and city for companies) only. We don't publish addresses, phone numbers or emails from the license files, and we don't publish ratings or reviews we can't verify.

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