The offices that handle mold health questions, guidance, and permits in District of Columbia, with direct contacts.
Not sure who to call about mold in District of Columbia? These are the government offices that handle mold health questions, guidance, and building permits in District of Columbia, with direct contacts, so you can reach the right one fast.
Government offices for mold in District of Columbia
EPA Regional Office
EPA Region 3 - Mid-Atlantic
215-814-5000 Visit website1650 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Building Department
Your city or county building department
For permits before major remediation.
What each office handles in District of Columbia
The state health department fields health questions and, in many areas, indoor-air or housing complaints. The EPA regional office provides guidance, especially for schools and commercial buildings. Your local building department handles permits before major work, and OSHA covers mold that affects employees. For the removal itself, you want a licensed local pro.
There is no federal mold license
No single agency licenses mold removal. Government offices give guidance and handle permits, while the actual work is done by licensed local remediation pros.
Have mold in District of Columbia?
See your home's local risk and who to call, or connect with a licensed local pro.
When you know who to call about mold in District of Columbia, you can move quickly: contact the right office for guidance or permits, and bring in a licensed local pro to fix the moisture and remove the mold.