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HB 5227·CT·house

AN ACT CONCERNING COMMERCIAL MOLD REMEDIATION AND FIRE AND CATASTROPHIC RESTORATION BUSINESSES.

Reported by CommitteeFiled Feb 18, 2026
Sponsor: Steven Winter
Latest Action

REF. BY HOUSE TO COMMITTEE ON Appropriations

Apr 7, 2026

Summary

Starting Jan. 1, 2027, anyone who wants to charge for mold removal must hold a registration certificate from the Department of Consumer Protection and be certified by an approved mold‑remediation program. The bill also sets standards, mandates a public awareness campaign, and makes violations an unfair trade practice. It affects contractors, remediation specialists, and consumers by creating oversight and safety information.

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