What the equipment in Weston can and cannot remove
Multiple split systems per house is the norm, and the sizing question here has a particular shape. A large, well-insulated post-1994 house with impact glazing has a lower cooling load per square foot than its size suggests, and equipment specified generously for a house of that footprint will short cycle. The Florida Solar Energy Center figure applies directly: an oversized machine dehumidifies worse than a correctly sized one because moisture removal does not reach rate until around three minutes into a cycle.
The reason that matters is a gap between two numbers, both from the Florida Solar Energy Center at the University of Central Florida. Through the hot months, with cooling running, indoor relative humidity should not exceed 55% during the day on a regular basis. And the great majority of mold species need a material moisture content corresponding to a relative humidity of at least 70% to grow at all.
Note where that second number is measured. Not in the room. At the material. Air holds less moisture as it cools, so the film of air against a chilled surface sits at a far higher relative humidity than the room average. A wall at 68F with 78F room air at 55% is close to saturation at its own face, and it does not need a leak to get there. That is the mechanism behind almost every complaint where nobody can find a source.
So in Weston we read surface temperatures with an infrared thermometer alongside the room air, calculate the dew point of that air, and record the margin at every surface that has one worth recording. FSEC also give the point at which cooling alone stops being enough: sustained readings of 70 to 75% mean dehumidification rather than a colder thermostat, and turning the thermostat down at that stage chills the surfaces further and makes it worse.
The commercial position in Weston is the one published on every page of this site, because the rate card is not a Fort Lauderdale rate card. A flat price by property size, agreed before anyone drives out, with the accredited laboratory fee already inside it. It does not rise if the samples come back positive, nothing is added for the drive, and we take no payment of any kind from anyone who removes mold.

What Weston itself changes
The buildings in Weston
Weston is a master-planned city of 23,227 units at a 1995 median, 63% single-family detached, with the highest household incomes in the western half of the county at $139,825. It was built as a single co-ordinated development on land at the very edge of the conservation areas, which gives it two characteristics that matter here: a housing stock of unusual consistency, and a construction date that places it right at the introduction of the strengthened post-Andrew code.
Where the water comes from
The city sits inside a managed drainage basin against the water conservation areas, and the whole site is habitable because water is actively moved rather than because the land is high. The water table is close and held. What that means for a building is not flood risk in the ordinary sense but a permanently damp ground condition under every slab in the city, and correspondingly little forgiveness where anything else narrows the margin.
Where it hides in these buildings
Large houses with multiple zones, which is where the work goes here. A five-bedroom house on two or three separate systems has three sets of ducts, three condensate arrangements and three independent humidity conditions, and a problem in one zone tells you very little about the others. Sampling by zone rather than by room is not an upsell in this town, it is the only way to get an answer.