Miami, FL

Leaks and floods don’t keep business hours. At Indoor Environmental Services, our mitigation, remediation, restoration, and cleaning certified personnel are ready to respond the moment you call. We deal with all types and sizes of water damage — under-sink leaks, roof leaks, A/C condensate issues, bathroom failures, and full flooding situations. Our goal is straightforward: properly assess the damage using up-to-date equipment, stop further damage from occurring, and get your home or business back to normal as quickly and safely as possible.

• Water extraction and structural drying
• Moisture assessment using professional equipment
• Mitigation to prevent secondary damage
• Mold prevention as part of the drying process
• Microbial cleaning where needed
• Insurance billing — we work directly with all major carriers

Indoor Environmental Services holds IICRC certification as Water Damage Restoration Technicians (WRT). That means the drying process follows industry-standard methodology — we assess, we document, and we don’t close a job until the property is genuinely restored.

Miami’s heat and humidity make it one of the more mold-prone environments in the country. A small roof leak, a slow A/C condensate drip, or water damage that wasn’t fully dried can all create the conditions mold needs to establish itself — often in places you can’t see. As a State of Florida Licensed Mold Assessor (MRSA), Indoor Environmental Services provides independent mold assessment services:

• Visual examination of the property to identify visible mold and determine its source and extent
• Air quality sampling for airborne mold spores
• Surface sampling via swabs and lift tape
• Samples sent to certified laboratories for analysis

The inspection process may include moving furniture, lifting or removing carpets, checking behind wallpaper and paneling, inspecting ventilation ductwork, and opening wall cavities where necessary. Indoor Environmental Services is strictly an assessment company — we hold a separate State of Florida Mold Assessor license (MRSA) from our Mold Remediator license (MRSR), and we do not perform both on the same property. That independence is what makes our reports credible. When you get a mold assessment from us, the findings aren’t influenced by what remediation work we might profit from. Our written reports are accepted by insurance carriers and can support remediation contractor bids.