Licensed mold assessment and clearance that keeps your jobs compliant and defensible.
In Florida, the assessment and the remediation are supposed to come from different companies, and Everest BCG is built to be the assessment half. We hold Florida Mold Assessor licensing and never perform remediation, so we can define the scope your crew works from and verify the result when the job is done, without ever competing for the removal.
You remediate. We assess and clear. Florida Statute 468.8419 keeps the two roles separate for a reason, and an independent assessor on both ends is what makes your work airtight.
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In Florida, the assessment and the remediation are supposed to come from different companies, and Everest BCG is built to be the assessment half. We are an independent forensic building consulting firm with Florida Licensed Mold Assessment Professionals on staff, and we never perform remediation. That means we can define the scope your crew works from and verify the result when the job is done, without ever competing for the removal work. You remediate. We assess and clear. The line between the two stays clean.
Florida Statute 468.8419 separates the two roles for a reason: an assessor with no stake in the removal has no incentive to inflate what is there. For a remediation company, partnering with an independent assessor is not just compliant, it is good business. An independent scope going in and independent clearance coming out give your work a credibility that a self-defined scope cannot, and they protect you when an owner or carrier asks who decided the boundaries of the job.
When a remediation scope comes from the same company doing the removal, it invites the obvious question from owners, adjusters, and attorneys: was the scope set to match the work? Florida law answers that question in advance by keeping the roles separate, and an independent assessor makes your position airtight. Everest BCG defines the scope and verifies the outcome, and performs no remediation of any kind. Your crew does the work it does best, and the documentation on both ends comes from a neutral, licensed source.
Our team is led by a Ph.D. structural engineer and staffed by Florida Licensed Mold Assessment Professionals and certified assessors. We investigate the source and extent of growth the way a forensic investigator treats a case: gather evidence, test where it matters, and document what we actually observed.
A remediation job moves faster and cleaner when the scope and the clearance are documented by a licensed third party. Our reports lay out findings, methods, and conclusions clearly, giving you a defensible record on both ends of the work.
Before your crew mobilizes, an independent assessment defines the source, extent, and boundaries of the growth. A scope drawn by a licensed assessor with no stake in the removal gives your job a defensible starting point that owners and carriers accept.
When the work is finished, independent clearance testing verifies that the affected area meets the standard. A neutral pass from a licensed assessor closes out the job with documentation that stands on its own.
When an owner or adjuster asks who decided the boundaries of the job, an independent assessor is the answer that ends the question. The scope came from a licensed third party, not from the company performing the removal.
Mold is often a symptom of a moisture or structural issue behind the wall. Our team documents the underlying condition so your scope addresses the actual source, not just the visible growth, and reduces the chance of a callback.
On a large or contested job, independent assessment and clearance across moisture, air quality, and structural conditions give you a complete, credible record. That reduces disputes over scope and protects you if the work is later reviewed.
Remediation is repeat work, and a consistent assessment partner keeps every job compliant and defensible. Because we never remediate, referring us or bringing us in carries no risk of losing the removal work you brought to the table.
Licensed mold assessment that identifies the source, extent, and type of growth, defining the independent scope your crew works from and the clearance that closes the job.
Mold Inspection & AssessmentTesting that identifies what is actually in the air before and after remediation, supporting both scope and clearance with clear, documented results.
Indoor Air Quality AssessmentsForensic evaluation of the water intrusion behind the growth that establishes cause and the moisture conditions your scope needs to address at the source.
Water Damage AssessmentPh.D.-led structural evaluation when growth points to a structural or load concern behind the wall, with licensed engineering documentation.
Structural Engineering ServicesLicensed inspection and sampling for suspect materials before demolition on older jobs, documented so your crew handles them correctly.
Asbestos Testing & InspectionIndependent documentation of fire and smoke damage on jobs where mold and fire loss overlap, supporting the combined scope.
Fire InvestigationsIdentification of lead-based paint hazards before disturbing older materials, documented to support safe handling on the job.
A clean remediation job starts and ends with independent documentation. Everest BCG gives Florida mold remediation companies licensed assessment and clearance from a firm that never performs the removal, so your work stays compliant and defensible.