About

Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group

Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group LLC, A local Texas company we specialize in comprehensive mold inspection and testing services. Our team of certified professionals is dedicated to providing accurate assessments and developing effective protocols to ensure a safe and healthy environment for your home or business. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, we utilize advanced techniques and equipment to identify mold issues and recommend tailored solutions. Trust us to protect your property and well-being from the dangers of mold.

Experience That Brings Confidence

When you choose our company, you benefit from more than 20 years of hands‑on experience in the mold remediation industry. This includes:

• Field experience as a mold remediation technician, performing containment, removal, and structural drying.
• Leadership as a crew supervisor, ensuring projects were completed safely and correctly.
• Operational management as an operations manager for multiple remediation companies, overseeing projects from inspection through final clearance.

This background gives you a consultant who understands mold from every angle—how it grows, how it spreads, how buildings respond, and what it takes to remove it properly. Your assessment and protocol are written by someone who has spent decades solving real‑world mold problems, not just evaluating them on paper.

Fully Licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation

Our company is led by a professional who holds both state‑issued TDLR licenses required for mold professionals in Texas:

• MAC – Mold Assessment Consultant 
• Authorizes mold inspections, sample collection, laboratory interpretation, and the creation of official Mold Assessment Reports (MARs) and Mold Remediation Protocols (MRPs). Also authorizes post‑remediation clearance inspections.
• MRC – Mold Remediation Contractor 
• Authorizes the oversight and management of mold remediation projects, ensuring all work follows Texas Mold Rules, proper containment procedures, safe removal methods, and required documentation.
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What These Licenses Mean for You

Texas law requires mold assessment and mold remediation to be performed by licensed professionals. By holding both licenses, we bring a rare level of expertise—while still maintaining the legal separation between assessment and remediation activities. This ensures:

• Accurate, unbiased assessments
• Clear, detailed, and compliant remediation protocols
• Guidance based on decades of field experience
• Confidence that your project meets all Texas regulatory requirements

A Local Texas Company — No Outsourcing, No Third‑Party MACs

Unlike many companies operating in Texas, we do not outsource our mold assessments or protocols to third‑party consultants. Many Out-of-State mold assessment companies hire outside MACs to perform the inspection and write the protocol, which can lead to delays, miscommunication, and inconsistent quality.

We are fully based in Texas, licensed in Texas, and perform all assessments, testing, and protocol development in‑house. This means:

• Faster scheduling and faster results
• Direct communication with the licensed professional performing your assessment
• Consistent quality and accountability
• No middlemen, no subcontracted MACs, and no out‑of‑state consultants

When you hire us, you know exactly who is inspecting your property, who is writing your protocol, and who is responsible for the accuracy of your report.

What You Receive When You Hire Us

Choosing Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group LLC means choosing a company built on experience, integrity, and technical expertise. Every client receives:

• A highly experienced professional with over 20 years in the industry
• State‑licensed mold assessment and protocol services
• Advanced testing methods and clear, actionable reports
• Protocols written with real‑world remediation knowledge
• Transparent communication and a customer‑focused approach
• A local Texas company that performs all work directly—never outsourced

Your safety, your property, and your peace of mind are our top priorities. We are committed to delivering the highest standard of mold assessment services in Texas.

The team at Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group was incredibly thorough during the inspection. They provided a detailed report that helped us understand the extent of the mold issue in our home. Highly recommend their services!

Sarah J.

I was impressed with the professionalism and expertise of the inspectors. They answered all my questions and made the process easy to understand. Their recommendations were spot on!

Mark T.

Thanks to Texas Mold Assessment, we were able to identify and address mold issues before they became a major problem. Their prompt service and clear communication made all the difference.

Emily R.

The inspection was thorough, and the follow-up support was exceptional. I felt confident in their findings and the protocol they recommended. A trustworthy company!

James L.

What is mold assessment?

Mold assessment involves a thorough inspection of a property to identify the presence of mold and assess the extent of contamination. This process includes visual inspections, moisture readings, and air quality testing to determine the type and concentration of mold present.

How often should I have my property inspected for mold?

It is recommended to have your property inspected for mold at least once a year, especially if you live in a humid area or have experienced water damage. Regular inspections can help catch mold issues early and prevent extensive damage.

What should I do if I find mold in my home?

If you find mold in your home, it is important to address it promptly. Contact a professional mold assessment service to evaluate the situation and recommend appropriate remediation steps. Avoid attempting to clean it yourself, as this can spread spores and worsen the problem.

Are mold inspections covered by insurance?

Coverage for mold inspections varies by insurance policy. It is advisable to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options and whether mold assessments are included in your plan.