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For Sarasota homebuyers and sellers especially, the independent inspection ($250–$700) is the document the deal turns on — lenders and buyers both want a licensed assessor's report, and clearance documentation after any remediation. All 117 assessors listed here hold the state MRSA license, checked live against the registry.
Florida does not license “mold testing” as a trade of its own. Testing and sampling are part of a mold assessment, which §468.8419 reserves for a licensed Mold Remediator Supervisor/Assessor (MRSA) — the credential each of the 117 Sarasota-area assessors below was checked for against the Florida DBPR registry. A general home inspector or an IICRC-certified water technician is not authorized to perform that assessment in Florida, so ask for the MRSA license number before you book. See how testing and inspection differ.
An independent mold inspection in Sarasota costs about $250–$700. By Florida law the assessor can't also do the remediation — 117 verified independent assessors serve the Sarasota County area.
Each license is checked against the state registry, with the verification date shown on every card.
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Around $250–$700 in Sarasota County, more for large homes or extensive sampling. It's the one mold expense with zero conflict of interest behind it — Florida law guarantees the inspector can't bid on the cleanup.
By law, generally no (Ch. 468, Part XVI) — the one exception is a Division I contractor certified under §489.105(3). The diagnose-and-bill conflict of interest is the root of most mold overcharging, so Florida outlawed it for everyone else: assessment and remediation of the same property must come from different firms within any 12-month window.
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