I live in Port St. John, so mold calls here are the ones I take personally. The housing stock is mostly 1980s and 90s block on slab, and mold in PSJ is nearly always one of three things: an A/C that’s been sweating into a closet, a slow slab or supply leak under a cabinet, or a bathroom exhaust fan that’s been venting into the attic for a decade.
A Port St. John job
A homeowner here called about a mold problem that had been bothering his family. The crew set up, removed every trace of growth they could find and the material it was in, cleaned and treated the rest, and had the house cleared. His own words afterward were that the house was mold‑free and his wife could finally breathe easier at home. Nothing fancy about the job; it was done right and finished.
What’s specific to Port St. John
Big lots on septic, so drain backups are more common than in the newer subdivisions, and a backup is a Category 3 loss that has to be treated as contamination, not just dried. Attics with the air handler in them, where a condensate line clogs in July and nobody sees it until the ceiling stains. Original windows on the weather side after a tropical storm. And a lot of long‑time owners who’ve “been meaning to look at that” for a few years; the free inspection is for exactly that.
How mold remediation works with us
First visit is a free inspection: we look for growth, find the moisture that’s feeding it, and meter the area. If the job is small and surface‑level, we’ll often tell you how to handle it yourself. If it’s inside walls or spread across rooms, we set containment with the air inside under negative pressure and HEPA filtration, remove what can’t be cleaned, clean and treat what can, and dry the structure so it doesn’t come back. A typical project runs about ten days start to finish, including the independent assessor’s clearance at the end.
Two things we don’t do, on purpose. We don’t do our own mold testing: Florida separates the company that assesses from the company that remediates, so any sampling or clearance is done by an independent licensed assessor, and our mold testing page explains how to find one. And we don’t go inside the air handler; a licensed HVAC company handles the coils and blower, while we clean the ductwork and fog it with antimicrobial. We also don’t work on mobile homes, and we don’t do the rebuild afterward; we refer you to contractors we trust.
If it started as a leak
Most mold in Port St. John is a water problem that nobody caught. If the water is still there, it’s a water damage call first and a mold call second, and we handle both. For a claim, we document the loss the same way either way; see how we document a claim.
What Port St. John neighbors say
“I would strongly recommend Affordable. The staff was courteous, prompt and did a very good job. I give them a 5‑star rating. Anybody who has any water damage, fire or mold, call them. Very reasonable pricing, they will work with your insurance company. They got my house back mold free.”
More reviews on our Google profile. We only ask after real work is done, never after an inspection.
Nearby: Cocoa, Titusville, Merritt Island. All towns under service areas.
Mold in your Port St. John home? Call or text (321) 890-2512. Free inspection, Mon–Fri 8–5, licensed remediator MRSR3317.
Mold services in Port St. John
Mold remediation in Port St. John
Full remediation under Florida license MRSR3317, done to the IICRC S520 standard with containment and negative air on every job.
Mold removal in Port St. John
What actually gets taken out and what can be cleaned and kept, explained before we start.
Mold after water damage in Port St. John
Most mold we see started as a leak or flood. If the area is still wet we handle the water damage and the mold as one job.
Independent mold testing and clearance in Port St. John
Pre-testing when you need lab results, and post-remediation clearance, both by an independent assessor we do not own.
Insurance documentation for mold claims in Port St. John
We build the documentation that supports a mold claim: cause, moisture map, affected materials and the remediation protocol.
Commercial and rental property mold in Port St. John
Offices, restaurants, rentals and HOA common areas, scheduled around tenants and business hours.
Finding the moisture source in Port St. John
Remediation without fixing the source is a repeat job. We locate the leak, intrusion or humidity problem first.
Free mold inspection in Port St. John
We inspect for free: the visible growth, the moisture behind it and the source feeding it.
Water damage restoration in Port St. John
Still wet, or the leak is recent? Start with our Port St. John water damage page; we handle the dry-out and the mold as one job.
Call (321) 890-2512 Request a free evaluation Mon–Fri 8–5 · on site within the hour during business hours
Will insurance pay for mold remediation in Port St. John?
It depends on what caused it, not on how bad it looks. In Florida, mold that follows a sudden covered loss (pipe failure, appliance line, A/C condensate overflow) is often covered, usually under a mold sub-limit of about $10,000. Mold from humidity, a slow leak nobody reported, or a roof that should have been repaired is generally not. The claim is decided on documentation: the source, moisture readings, dated photos and a clear scope. We provide all of it, and we are upfront when a situation is unlikely to be covered so you can decide whether to file at all.
Port St. John zip codes and neighborhoods we cover
Zip codes: 32927. We work throughout Fay Boulevard, Curtis Boulevard, Grissom Parkway and the US-1 riverside streets. Port St. John is five minutes from our shop. Most 1980s and 90s block homes here have the same slab-and-A/C-closet layouts, so we know where to look first.
Nearby areas: mold remediation in Cocoa · Titusville · Mims · Merritt Island · all service areas