Smelling something musty every time your A/C turns on? That’s mold hiding inside your air ducts or HVAC system — a common problem in humid West Palm Beach homes.
At WPB Mold Removal, we don’t just clean vents — we remove mold from coils, blowers, and duct lines so your air stays clean and safe.
In Florida, air conditioners run nearly year-round — and that constant cooling creates condensation. Add in West Palm Beach’s warm, salty air and the fine dust that blows in after summer storms, and you’ve got a perfect recipe for microbial growth.
Most homeowners think mold hides in ducts only. In reality, it thrives in:
Once colonies form, each cooling cycle pushes microscopic spores through every vent, leaving that unmistakable “old A/C” smell — and worse, circulating irritants throughout your home.
Ignoring mold in your HVAC isn’t just a health risk — it’s an energy and equipment issue. Even a thin layer of growth on coils can reduce efficiency by up to 20%, forcing your unit to work harder while spreading spores faster.
When you book WPB Mold Removal, you’re not just getting a vent vacuum — you’re getting a licensed remediation team trained to clean every inch of your HVAC system, from the blower fan to the furthest supply duct.
Here’s how we restore clean air and peace of mind for homeowners across West Palm Beach.
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Every job starts with a video-assisted inspection of your air handler and ducts. We use moisture meters and borescopes to identify condensation points, microbial spots, and hidden buildup behind vents.
You’ll see exactly what we see — we share before photos or short clips so you know where the problem lives and how extensive it is.
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Before cleaning begins, we isolate the HVAC zone to stop mold spores from traveling. Our techs seal vents, set up negative-air machines with HEPA filtration, and wear full PPE.
We also protect floors and furniture with drop cloths — no residue, no mess, no lingering odor.
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Using rotary brush systems and high-static HEPA vacuums, we physically dislodge and capture mold, dust, and debris from:
Supply and return ducts
Plenums and branch lines
Evaporator coils and blower wheels
Condensate drain pans and fan housings
This is the “source removal” step — the gold-standard approach recommended by NADCA and EPA Guidance 402-K-93-007.
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After the physical clean, we apply EPA-registered antimicrobial solutions through a controlled fogger to neutralize remaining spores.
For severe growth, we also offer HVAC coil sterilization and optional UV-C light installation to keep future microbes from returning.
No bleach. No strong chemical residue — just hospital-grade, HVAC-safe agents tested for indoor air use.
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Once cleaning is complete, we run the system and perform a HEPA filter test plus optional post-treatment air sampling for mold counts.
You’ll receive a brief report with before-and-after images and our service warranty.
In most West Palm Beach homes, this entire process takes 4–6 hours — same-day in and out.
Your HVAC system is the heart of your indoor air. Cleaning the ducts but leaving mold on the coil or fan is like rinsing a straw and ignoring the cup.
That’s why our full-spectrum process restores the entire system — not just part of it — helping you cut energy use by up to 20 percent, improve airflow, and finally remove that stubborn “old A/C” smell.
Nobody likes vague estimates. At WPB Mold Removal, we keep pricing simple, transparent, and based on what really drives the cost—not hidden “add-ons” or surprise upsells.
Most homeowners in West Palm Beach spend between $500 and $1,200 for complete air duct and HVAC mold cleaning.
Smaller condos or single-zone systems start near $450, while larger multi-zone homes or severe mold cases can reach $1,500 or more.
That range includes:
No gimmicks—just clear work, clearly priced.
Estimated HVAC cleaning & remediation pricing by home type and scope.
| Home Type | Scope | Est. Price | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flamingo Park Bungalow (1,200 sq ft) | Duct clean + antimicrobial | $550 | Half day |
| El Cid Historic Home (2 zones) | Duct + coil sterilization + UV | $950 | Full day |
| Northwood Condo (1 zone) | Duct only – light mold | $450 | 3 hrs |
| Lakeside Estate (3,000 sq ft) | Multi-zone HVAC + mold test | $1,200–$1,400 | 1 day |
Unlike “$99 coupon” offers that balloon later, we show you the cost upfront after the inspection—no upselling mid-job.
Every quote includes a written scope, before-and-after photos, and proof of treatment.
You’ll know what you’re paying for and why.
You can’t always see what’s inside your air ducts — until we show you.
The photos below were taken during a recent air duct and HVAC mold cleaning in West Palm Beach. The first image shows what most systems look like before treatment: layers of dust, moisture stains, and early mold growth. The second image shows the same duct line after our team’s HEPA-powered cleaning and antimicrobial treatment.
Heavy dust accumulation, dark microbial residue, and trapped moisture around duct seams.
Surfaces fully cleared, sanitized, and resealed — fresh airflow restored, no more musty odor.
This transformation isn’t touched-up or staged — it’s what every homeowner should expect after a licensed, full-system HVAC and air duct mold cleaning performed to Florida standards.
Need help today? Our licensed team covers all of West Palm Beach. We know the buildings, the weather, and the usual leak spots—so we can find the source fast and keep costs down.
When it comes to mold in your HVAC system, you don’t just want “clean.” You want verified clean — by a local, licensed team that knows Florida’s air, weather, and building styles better than anyone.
Here’s why homeowners across West Palm Beach trust us to get the job done right.
We’re not a franchise — we’re based right here in West Palm Beach, and our techs understand the area’s humidity, salt air, and storm-season challenges. From El Cid to Flamingo Park, we know how local homes breathe — and how to make that air cleaner.
We follow EPA and NADCA guidelines for source removal, containment, and post-clean verification — no shortcuts, no bleach-only “sanitizing.”
Many companies stop at the vents. We clean the entire air path — blower wheel, coils, plenum, and drain pan — eliminating hidden mold colonies where odors and spores start.
If it moves air, we make sure it’s clean.
We provide before-and-after photos, moisture readings, and optional air quality tests with every project. You’ll see exactly what was removed — and where your system now stands.
That transparency is why most of our new clients come from referrals, not ads.
Every quote includes inspection, cleaning, antimicrobial treatment, and final verification — all clearly listed before we begin.
Our pricing stays consistent whether you’re in a small condo or a multi-zone coastal home.
Common signs include a musty smell when your A/C turns on, visible dark residue near vents, or a sudden increase in allergy symptoms indoors.
Sometimes, you’ll also notice dust collecting faster than usual.
A professional inspection with a video scope or moisture meter can confirm whether it’s mold or just dirt buildup.
In coastal climates like West Palm Beach, we recommend every 3–5 years for standard duct cleaning — but sooner if:
Duct cleaning removes dust and debris from vents and duct lines.
HVAC mold cleaning goes deeper — it targets mold growth inside the air handler, evaporator coil, blower wheel, and condensate pan.
Both should be done together if mold is detected, since cleaning ducts alone won’t stop spores from spreading again.
Yes. We use EPA-registered, HVAC-safe antimicrobial agents that are non-corrosive and low-VOC.
After application, our system runs for several minutes to flush any residual mist.
It’s completely safe to return home once the job is complete — most families never even need to leave.
Most single-zone West Palm Beach homes take 4–6 hours for a full system clean, including setup, cleaning, sanitizing, and inspection.
Larger homes or those with multiple HVAC units can take up to a full day.
Yes — if the odor is coming from mold or bacteria inside the ducts or air handler.
Our process removes both the source and the residue causing the smell.
Persistent odors after cleaning often point to issues with the drain pan, insulation, or stagnant water, which we can also inspect.
Absolutely. A clean HVAC system reduces the circulation of mold spores, allergens, and fine dust, which directly improves indoor air quality.
Many clients notice easier breathing and fewer allergy flare-ups within days.
You can replace filters and wipe vent covers, but deep duct or coil cleaning requires professional equipment.
DIY attempts often miss hidden areas or damage insulation.
If mold is involved, Florida law requires a licensed mold remediation company to perform the cleaning.
For most homes, full-system cleaning ranges from $500 to $1,200, depending on the size, number of vents, and mold severity.
You’ll receive a detailed inspection and fixed quote before work begins — no surprises or hidden charges.
Keep indoor humidity below 55%, clean or replace filters monthly, and make sure your condensate drain line flows freely.
Installing UV lights or biocide-treated filters can also help prevent regrowth in humid climates like West Palm Beach.
Yes. We clean single-family homes, condos, townhomes, and light commercial units across West Palm Beach.
Our containment setup works even in tight spaces or multi-story buildings.
Absolutely. Every service includes before-and-after photos, and we can provide optional air quality tests showing particle and spore count improvements.
We also offer a short post-cleaning warranty for added peace of mind.
We offer same-day or next-day appointments throughout West Palm Beach.
Just call (561) 652-9400 — our team is on standby seven days a week.
Stop mold at the source. Our licensed team contains, removes, and dries your home or office so it’s safe — and stays that way.
Find out what’s really hiding behind walls or in your air. We inspect, test, and give you clear answers with lab-backed results.
For offices, clinics, and retail, we follow a written protocol to restore safe operations with minimal downtime.