Mold from AC Condensation

In South Florida's subtropical climate, air conditioning runs nearly year-round—and that constant operation creates significant condensation. When AC systems aren't properly maintained or when leaks develop, this moisture becomes a breeding ground for mold growth in some of your home's most critical areas.

AC-related mold typically develops in several locations: inside the air handler unit itself, in ductwork, around drain pans, and in ceiling or wall spaces where condensation or leaks have spread. What makes this particularly concerning is that your AC system circulates air throughout your entire home, potentially spreading mold spores to every room.

Mold growth inside AC systems often goes unnoticed until it becomes severe. Homeowners may notice musty odors when the AC runs, increased allergy symptoms, or visible mold around vents—by which point contamination may be extensive. The dark, damp environment inside ducts and air handlers is ideal for mold species like Aspergillus, Penicillium, and Cladosporium.

Our team specializes in AC-related mold remediation, addressing contamination in the AC system itself while also treating affected building materials in surrounding areas.