Clean Air Specialists & Remediation (561) 680-3584
A street of single-story concrete block and stucco ranch homes with barrel tile roofs and mature palms, typical of east Broward County.
Coverage

Broward and Palm Beach County, city by city

We cover all of Broward County and Palm Beach County, from Hallandale Beach to Jupiter. Housing stock changes every few miles down here — a 1952 CBS ranch in Victoria Park and a 2004 Valencia home in Boynton fail in completely different ways.

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East Broward concrete block and stucco, mid-century. Sealed up decades after it was built to breathe.

Broward County

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Our densest coverage area, from Hallandale Beach up to the Palm Beach line and west to the Sawgrass. Older CBS housing on the east side, 1980s and 90s tract housing west of the Turnpike.

Broward County Fort Lauderdale Two problems, not one: the water table east of Federal, and mid-century houses on undersized returns. What we find here → Broward County Plantation Three towns in one — a 1960s CBS grid, a 1970s golf community, and well-and-septic acreage out west. What we find here → Broward County Miramar Two cities end to end: a 1950s postwar grid, and lake-lot subdivisions built on former wetland. What we find here → Broward County Pompano Beach A condo town, and condo mold has its own physics — hallway air handlers, units closed all summer. What we find here → Broward County Deerfield Beach Association-managed housing changes the question from what is wrong with your unit to your building. What we find here → Broward County Coral Springs 1980s and 90s master-planned housing that put the air handler in the garage. That drives most of it. What we find here → Broward County Weston The newest, most uniform housing we work in. Find something here and it is usually up the street too. What we find here → Broward County Hollywood Unusual in Broward: real wood-frame housing stock, which changes what mold does to a building. What we find here → Broward County Pembroke Pines Built on drained wetland. Tight modern houses on a high water table behave in a specific way. What we find here →

Also serving in Broward

  • Sunrise
  • Davie
  • Tamarac
  • Margate
  • Coconut Creek
  • Oakland Park
  • Wilton Manors
  • Lauderhill
  • Lauderdale Lakes
  • North Lauderdale
  • Dania Beach
  • Hallandale Beach
  • Cooper City
  • Parkland
  • Southwest Ranches
  • Lighthouse Point
  • Sea Ranch Lakes

Palm Beach County

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From the Broward line north to Jupiter and west past the Turnpike. A wide spread of building ages — 1920s historic in West Palm, 1970s condo belt through the middle, and post-1998 construction in the north.

Palm Beach County West Palm Beach The oldest intact historic housing in the two counties, with air conditioning added long afterward. What we find here → Palm Beach County Lake Worth Beach One of Florida's largest historic districts, and a great deal of it is genuinely wood-framed. What we find here → Palm Beach County Boca Raton More seasonally occupied housing, and more zoned multi-system homes, than anywhere else we work. What we find here → Palm Beach County Delray Beach Historic bungalows near Atlantic Avenue, and a very large 55+ condo community west of I-95. What we find here → Palm Beach County Boynton Beach Where Palm Beach County put most of its 55+ housing — much of it empty six months a year. What we find here → Palm Beach County Wellington An inverted calendar: the season is January to April, and the empty months are the wet ones. What we find here → Palm Beach County Riviera Beach The tallest housing we work in. Above about eight stories the water is somewhere else entirely. What we find here → Palm Beach County Palm Beach Gardens Exterior walls that have not seen direct sun in twenty years, by aspect or by what was planted. What we find here → Palm Beach County Jupiter The newest housing stock we work in. Tight houses do not forgive an oversized air conditioner. What we find here →

Also serving in Palm Beach

  • Royal Palm Beach
  • North Palm Beach
  • Greenacres
  • Palm Springs
  • Tequesta
  • Juno Beach
  • Lantana
  • Highland Beach
  • Ocean Ridge
  • Gulf Stream
  • Manalapan
  • Loxahatchee
  • Palm Beach
  • Atlantis
  • Haverhill
  • Jupiter Farms
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