Articles explaining the Texas Mold Assessment and Remediation Rules (TMARR), including licensing requirements, regulatory thresholds, and the roles of mold assessment consultants and remediation contractors in Texas.
Mold problems are common in Texas homes and businesses, especially after storms, plumbing leaks, or prolonged humidity. But not all mold situations are treated equally under the law. The Texas Mold Law (Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1958) and the Texas…
Mold is one of the most common concerns in Texas homes, especially after storms, plumbing leaks, or flooding. For homeowners and buyers, the biggest question isn’t just whether mold has been removed, but whether it was handled properly. That’s where…
Mold is more than just a household nuisance, it’s a regulated issue in the state of Texas. To protect both property owners and consumers, the Texas Mold Law (Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1958) and the Texas Mold Assessors and Remediators…
In June 2025, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 1255, amending the state’s mold law (Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1958). This bill goes into effect on September 1, 2025, and makes several important changes that affect homeowners, contractors, and licensed mold professionals…
Do You Need a Licensed Mold Contractor? Understanding the 25 Contiguous Square Feet Rule When Texas homeowners or property managers discover mold, one of the first questions is: “Do I need to hire a licensed mold contractor?” The Texas Department of…