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TXR 2507 — Mold Remediation Consumer Protection

This informational brochure from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) educates consumers about mold: what it is, how to prevent it, when professional assessment and remediation are needed, who is licensed to perform such work, the 25-square-foot licensing threshold, and resources

Source: TXR
Form Number: 2507
Category: Other
Revised: September 1, 2022

Used For

Residential Sales, RESIDENTIAL_LEASING

Form Outline

The TXR 2507 form is organized into the following sections:

  1. What Is Mold
    Defines mold as a naturally occurring fungus whose spores can grow on wet building materials. Emphasizes that preventing moisture problems is the primary defense against mold growth.
  2. TDLR's Role and Limitations
    Explains that TDLR licenses mold professionals but has no authority to mandate inspection, testing, or mold cleanup. Legal matters related to mold are outside TDLR's jurisdiction.
  3. Mold Testing and Assessment
    Explains that routine mold testing is generally unnecessary. If testing is chosen, a licensed mold assessment consultant develops the protocol and interprets results in context of the specific property conditions.
  4. Mold Cleanup and Remediation
    Provides guidance on cleaning mold from different surface types. Non-porous surfaces can be cleaned; porous materials with mold should be removed. Bleaching or painting over mold are not effective solutions.
  5. Licensing Requirements and Exemptions
    Explains the 25-square-foot threshold for licensing requirements and the exemption for smaller residential buildings with fewer than 10 units.
  6. Resources and Prevention Tips
    Lists resources for consumers dealing with mold, including government agencies, legal assistance, and tenant advocacy organizations. Provides practical prevention tips for maintaining low humidity and cleaning practices.

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