Mold Removal in Sunrise, FL

Sunrise Lakes is a 55-plus condo community of ninety-three buildings that went up in phases between 1971 and 1997. Many Sunrise residents live in units like these, with a shared roof overhead, a neighbor's plumbing on the other side of the wall, and a small air handler closet in each unit. When mold shows up, the first question is often not how to remove it but whose problem it is.

In a condo, the moisture source may sit outside the unit you can see. A roof leak, a common-area pipe, or a neighbor's shower pan can wet your ceiling or wall. Single-family neighborhoods across Sunrise have their own version of this in 1970s and 1980s block houses with aging roofs.

Sunrise residents who call us reach an independent local mold provider. That provider looks at the unit or house and explains what it will take.

Sunrise requests, condo and house alike

Condo owners want the mold removal crew to document where the water came from, because that written record is what the association will ask for. A closet air handler that has been sweating for a season is an HVAC mold cleaning job. When a bathroom wall has to come out, bathroom mold removal with containment keeps the rest of a small unit usable while the work goes on.

Association responsibility, water, and permits

Florida condo law and the association's own documents decide who pays for what. In general the association maintains common elements like the roof and exterior walls, while the unit owner handles drywall, fixtures, and finishes inside. Read the declaration before agreeing to a scope.

Sunrise runs one of the larger municipal water systems in the county. The Utilities Department serves more than 200,000 customers, including parts of neighboring cities. Rebuild permits are handled by the Building Division at 10770 West Oakland Park Boulevard.

Call (954) 519-7189 and tell us where the mold is. A local provider serving Sunrise takes it from there.