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Louisiana Mold Laws and Regulations (2026)

This page summarizes Louisiana's mold-specific licensing requirements, contractor regulations, and disclosure obligations based on publicly available statutory and regulatory sources.

Contractor Licensing

License Required

License name

Mold Remediation Specialist License

Issuing agency

Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC)

Statute

Louisiana Revised Statutes Title 37, Chapter 24-D

Louisiana requires mold remediation contractors to hold a Mold Remediation Specialist license issued by the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors. According to the LSLBC, the license applies to work involving mold removal and remediation. Verify current requirements and license status at the LSLBC.

Inspector / Assessor Licensing

No Separate State License Required

Louisiana does not have a separate state licensing requirement for mold inspectors/assessors as of the last update of this page. Verify current requirements with the LSLBC and Louisiana Department of Health.

Real Estate Disclosure

Disclosure Required

Louisiana Revised Statutes Section 9:3198 requires residential property sellers to disclose known defects, including known water damage and mold conditions, on the Property Disclosure document. Louisiana follows a civil law tradition, and disclosure obligations may differ from common law states.

Tenant & Landlord Rights

General Habitability Standards

Louisiana does not have a mold-specific landlord-tenant statute. General habitability obligations under Louisiana Civil Code apply. Tenants with significant mold issues should consult a Louisiana attorney regarding available remedies.

Official Resources

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