Briggs Keene Childress

What this record tells you

Briggs Keene Childress holds Florida licence MRSA4626, a MRSA classification which authorises work as a licensed mold assessor. An "R" prefix means the licence is registered, which limits work to the local jurisdictions that accepted it rather than the whole state.

This licence was first issued in 2023, which makes it a relatively recent licence for the trade in this area. Roughly 61% of the 142 active mold inspection licences based in the St. Petersburg & Clearwater area were issued earlier than this one, and the local median sits at 2020. That is 3 years of continuous licensure.

Briggs Keene Childress is one of 34 active mold inspection licences registered to an address in St Petersburg, so you have local alternatives to compare quotes against.

The licence is recorded as expiring on 07/31/2028. Florida licences renew on a fixed cycle, and a licence that is not renewed moves to delinquent status — which is why the expiry date matters if you are planning work close to that date. Confirm the current status on the state portal before signing a contract.

Before you hire Briggs Keene Childress

• Re-check licence MRSA4626 on the DBPR portal — status can change any day.
• Ask for a current certificate of liability insurance and workers' compensation, issued to you directly by their insurer.
• Confirm the name on your contract matches Briggs Keene Childress or its qualifying agent, Briggs Keene Childress.
• Compare at least three written quotes from other mold inspection contractors in St. Petersburg & Clearwater.
• Confirm in writing that the contractor — not you — pulls the building permit.