State research directory
Mold licensing,
state by state.
Start with a practical summary of inspection and remediation requirements, then confirm the current rule with the official sources listed on each state page.
How to use this resource
- 01Choose the state where the work will be performed.
- 02Compare assessment, remediation, and separation rules.
- 03Verify the latest requirement before taking the job.
Find your state
Start with the work location.
ALAlabamaNo License RequiredAKAlaskaNo License RequiredAZArizonaNo License RequiredARArkansasNo License RequiredCACaliforniaNo License RequiredCOColoradoNo License RequiredCTConnecticutNo License RequiredDEDelawareNo License RequiredDCWashington D.C.License RequiredFLFloridaLicense RequiredGAGeorgiaNo License RequiredHIHawaiiNo License RequiredIDIdahoNo License RequiredILIllinoisNo License RequiredINIndianaNo License RequiredIAIowaNo License RequiredKSKansasNo License RequiredKYKentuckyNo License RequiredLALouisianaPartial RequirementsMEMaineNo License RequiredMDMarylandNo License RequiredMAMassachusettsNo License RequiredMIMichiganNo License RequiredMNMinnesotaNo License RequiredMSMississippiNo License RequiredMOMissouriNo License RequiredMTMontanaNo License RequiredNENebraskaNo License RequiredNVNevadaNo License RequiredNHNew HampshirePartial RequirementsNJNew JerseyNo License RequiredNMNew MexicoNo License RequiredNYNew YorkLicense RequiredNCNorth CarolinaNo License RequiredNDNorth DakotaNo License RequiredOHOhioNo License RequiredOKOklahomaNo License RequiredOROregonNo License RequiredPAPennsylvaniaNo License RequiredRIRhode IslandNo License RequiredSCSouth CarolinaNo License RequiredSDSouth DakotaNo License RequiredTNTennesseePartial RequirementsTXTexasLicense RequiredUTUtahNo License RequiredVTVermontNo License RequiredVAVirginiaPartial RequirementsWAWashingtonNo License RequiredWVWest VirginiaNo License RequiredWIWisconsinNo License RequiredWYWyomingNo License Required
Once the requirements are clear
Keep the verified process connected to the work.
Mold Inspector organizes scheduling, field documentation, reports, quotes, and invoices. Training, licensing, legal review, sampling protocols, and professional judgment still remain with your team.
Always verify with the state. Licensing laws change. Each page is a research starting point based on the verification date shown—not legal advice or a substitute for confirmation from the responsible regulatory body.