Remediation Pricing

Having mold / flood insurance is a great way to keep your home protected from becoming a literal disaster, but what about your deductible? Many people simply cant afford to shell out $1000.00 or more on the spot for a mold remediation, especially this time of year. Mold Blockers, inc. understands that dealing with a large scale flood or mold contamination can leave you dizzy with worry about your family, home, and belongings. You have enough to worry about without having to scramble to cover your deductible. Mold Blockers offers a program designed to cover the deductible of qualified clients, leaving you with ZERO money out of pocket for you claim.

Proper Insurance

Did you know that mold insurance is separate from flood insurance? Depending on the cause of your claim, you may not be covered unless you have both types of insurance. Make sure you speak with your insurance agent and find out for sure what coverages you have. Don't be afraid to ask any questions, or voice your concerns to your agent. Make sure you and your family are properly protected BEFORE a problem arises.

Storm Safety

Tropical Depression 5 has passed us here in SW FL and decided to grace the LA coast with its bad weather. Many people here in SW FL tend to not worry as much about tropical storms / depressions, until they reach hurricane status. This is ill advised because a tropical depression, which is only the next stage up from a large thunderstorm, can still bring heavy rains, and flash floods with it. If streets are closed due to flooding from a tropical depression, do you have everything you need to sustain you and your family for a few days? Its best to be prepared in advance for ANY type of weather emergency, that way you will not have to venture out for supplies during an emergency.

Superbugs Creeping into our Homes!!!

Are you covered?

According to The Insurance Information Institute:
"A good rule of thumb: water that comes from the top down is generally covered by your home or renters insurance, but when it comes from the bottom up as in a flood, it's generally not. Flood insurance should be considered by every homeowner. Statistics show 26% of losses come from areas that are not deemed as flood zones."


"Even a small amount of water can cause serious damage to your home. If you haven't done so in a while, be sure to review your homeowner's insurance policy with your agent so you know what's covered and what's not, and be aware that all homes are at risk for floods."

Inspection Equipment

Hurricane Season is right around the corner

Hurricane season starts on June 1st, and runs until November 30th. According to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, "A typical season has 11 named storms, 6 hurricanes and 2 major hurricanes". This year is expected to have above average activity. Experts predict that this years season will produce 8 hurricanes, 4 of them major, with a 69% chance of 1 of them making landfall along the U.S. coastline. Its recommended that you get all of your hurricane supplies in advance to avoid any shortages of items or price gouging that will inevitably occur during an emergency.