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Licensed Mold Removal Companies in College Station, TX

5 mold removal (mold remediation) companies serve College Station, and every one holds a current Texas license, checked against TDLR on Oct 28, 2026. Compare Google reviews, then call two or three.

Area report · College StationRCO
Removal companies
5 licensed in the area
Based in College Station
2
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TDLR Oct 28, 2026
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Who's listed

Every licensed company based in the College Station area (Brazos counties), with companies based in College Station first. Out-of-state license holders are on the statewide list.

How it's ranked

By Google reviews, with a pull toward average until a company has enough of them; companies without reviews follow, A to Z. Nobody can pay to move up.

What we checked

Each company's mold remediation company license is current in TDLR records. We don't verify insurance or work quality: how we verify.

Based in College Station

Licensed mold removal companies with a College Station address, ranked.

  1. Omni-pros Restoration

    College Station, Brazos County · TDLR #RCO1746 · licensed until Dec 15, 2027

    Current license
  2. Steamery Inc

    College Station, Brazos County · TDLR #RCO1290 · licensed until Apr 9, 2027

    Current license

Elsewhere in the College Station area

Licensed companies based in the rest of the metro. A Texas license is good statewide; ask each one whether it covers your address.

  1. Ozona Enterprises LLC

    Bryan, Brazos County · TDLR #RCO1750 · licensed until Jan 6, 2028

    Google listing: PuroClean of Brazos County

    Current license
  2. G Owens Enterprise Inc

    Bryan, Brazos County · TDLR #RCO1110 · licensed until Jan 26, 2028

    Google listing: SERVPRO of Brazos Valley

    Current license
  3. Albo Construction LLC

    Bryan, Brazos County · TDLR #RCO1386 · licensed until May 8, 2027

    Google listing: Albo LLC

    Current license

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College Station FAQ

Mold Removal in College Station: common questions

How much does mold removal cost in College Station?

It depends mostly on how much material is affected and how it has to be handled. We don't publish a price for College Station without data to back it; our mold remediation cost guide covers Texas price ranges and what changes them. Get written quotes from at least two licensed companies.

Can the same company test for mold and remove it?

Not on the same project. Texas Occupations Code §1958.155 bars a license holder from doing both mold assessment and mold remediation on one project, and bars anyone from owning a stake in both companies on it. A company can hold both licenses and do each on different jobs. Find a licensed mold testing company.

Do I need a mold test before mold removal in Texas?

For a job covering 25 contiguous square feet or more, yes: licensed remediation follows a written protocol from a licensed mold assessment consultant, who also checks the work afterward. Smaller areas are exempt from licensing, and owners can work on their own home. See the mold remediation process.

How do I check a mold removal company's license?

Search the company name or license number in our Texas mold license check, or on TDLR's own license search. A mold removal company needs a mold remediation company license; its number starts with RCO.

How many licensed mold removal companies are in College Station?

2 licensed mold removal companies have a College Station address, and 5 are based in the College Station area, according to TDLR records as of Oct 28, 2026.

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