Not every mold service is priced the same. Mold inspection and testing have clear starting prices, while remediation estimates depend on the affected area, materials involved, and scope of work. Below are FDP Mold Remediation's inspection and testing prices, plus a straightforward explanation of how remediation estimates are prepared.
Prices can vary by service area. If the price is different in your location, we will let you know before scheduling.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Mold inspection | $149 |
| Mold testing | $395 |
| Additional mold samples | $95 per sample |
| Mold remediation | Call for an estimate |
For general questions, call for a free phone consultation. For a detailed remediation estimate, schedule a mold inspection so we can review the affected area and explain the next steps.
Call for a free phone consultation with one of our mold remediation experts. For detailed estimates, please schedule a mold inspection.
A mold inspection gives us a closer look at visible mold concerns, moisture issues, and areas where mold growth may be present. During the visit, a trained mold specialist reviews the property, asks about known leaks or moisture history, and checks the areas where mold has been seen or suspected.
Depending on the situation, the inspection may include tools such as a moisture meter or infrared imaging to help locate damp areas that are not obvious from the surface.
An inspection is the best first step when you need a remediation estimate. It helps us understand the affected area, the materials involved, and whether mold testing may be useful before cleanup work is planned.
Mold testing can help confirm whether a sampled material is mold and provide lab-based information about what was detected. Testing may be recommended when mold is not clearly visible, when documentation is needed, or when inspection findings call for sample analysis.
Common mold testing methods include:
The $395 testing price includes the testing visit and sample analysis. Additional samples are $95 per sample.
The mold testing price listed here applies to Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD, and Montgomery County, MD. Please call for exact pricing in your area.
Mold remediation pricing depends on what we find at the property. A small, contained cleanup is very different from a larger project that may require containment, material removal, drying, cleaning, and follow-up recommendations.
During the inspection, we look at details that affect the estimate, including:
This keeps the estimate tied to the actual work rather than a broad price range that may not match your property.
For a broader breakdown of national cost ranges, common pricing factors, and examples by location, read our Mold Remediation Cost Guide.
Call FDP Mold Remediation for a free phone consultation. We can help you understand the next step, whether that means scheduling an inspection, confirming whether mold testing is needed, or preparing a remediation plan.
For the most accurate remediation pricing, schedule a mold inspection. Once we understand the affected area and the materials involved, we can explain the recommended work and pricing.
A mold inspection costs $149. The inspection helps us review visible mold concerns, moisture conditions, and the affected area so we can recommend the right next step.
Mold testing costs $395 in Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD, and Montgomery County, MD. Additional samples are $95 per sample, and pricing may vary in other service areas.
Mold remediation cost depends on the size of the affected area, where the mold is located, the materials involved, access to the area, and whether moisture damage is present. Because each project is different, remediation pricing is prepared after we review the property.
An inspection helps us understand what work is actually needed before preparing an estimate. It allows us to review visible conditions, check access to the affected area, and determine whether cleaning, removal, or moisture-related steps may be needed.
Insurance coverage for mold remediation depends on your policy and the cause of the mold. Sudden covered events, such as a burst pipe, may qualify, while long-term leaks or humidity issues may not. Check with your insurance provider to confirm coverage.
