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Certified Radon & Mold Professionals

Mold is found everywhere but Mold Growth should not be inside your Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, Ft Myers, or Orlando Florida home. ACAC board Certified Indoor Environmentalists can determine if your structure has a mold problem and write recomendation for correcting it based on accepted national standards.

Our Certified Indoor Environmentalists are experienced and qualified to perform your mold inspection / testing and interpret the lab results.  Few if any home inspectors are able to interpret their lab analysis for you.  It only makes sense to hire a professional for your mold assessment that has $1million Errors and Omissions insurance for mold.

WallRadon Testing, Inc.
Radon & Mold Professionals
ACAC Board Certified Indoor Environmentalists (CIE)
ACAC Board Certified Residential Mold Inspectors
Naples: (239) 498-4619
Ft Myers: (239) 948-9717
Orlando: (407) 265-6653
Toll free: (800) 881-3837
Fax: (239) 949-5948
Radonman suggests you hire an

 

Question: How do you know if you need a mold inspection?

 

Answer: If you’ve ever had a water intrusion, damaged building materials, musty odors, health complaints or if the owner / buyer has an immune problem; a mold inspection can identify an existing or potential mold problem.

 

Question: How do I choose a mold inspector?

 

Answer: You should choose your mold inspector based on their knowledge and experience of using the "best available science" and not scare tactics or hype.

 

We have been trained and certified by the nation's most respected environmental associations.

 

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EPA mold resources page provide consumers with valuable information concerning mold and water intrusion problems.

http://www.epa.gov/mold/

http://www.epa.gov/mold/moldresources.html  

Question: How is a mold inspection performed? 

Answer: A visual assessment should be made of the subject property to identify potential conditions condusive to mold growth and/or visible mold. Subsequent sample collection should be based from the information aquired during the visual assessment. Occupant testimony about property history and occupant health issues (if any). Data interpretation of lab analysis. The inspector can now take all of the information collectively to confirm or rule out potential sources of moisture and/or mold contamination. Mold presence should never be determined soley on air testing alone. The source of any elevated mold condition needs to be identified.

Mold Facts:

Mold growth can start as soon as 24 hours after water intrusion has occurred.  Mold can often be seen in the form of a discoloration or a stain. When molds are present in large quantities, called colonies, they become a health concern.

 Molds are divided into three basic groups based on health effects: 

Allergenic molds: Can cause allergic symptoms such as headache, fatigue, itchy eyes or throat, etc.

Pathogenic molds: Can cause suppressed immune systems, or serious health effects in a person who already has a decreased immune system.Toxic molds: Can cause serious health effects in almost everyone. These effects may be short-term irritations to even cancer. 

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Protect yourself:

At the moment their is no current regulations on who can do mold testing in Florida. Protect yourself and your client!! Make sure to ask for credentials. Your mold assessor should have Errors & Ommisions insurance which can only be attained if they have taken a certification class for mold assessment by an accredited instructor. We follow the mold assessment protocols of the Indoor Environmental Standards Organization.

Visual Assessments:

A visual assessment of the subject property is a very important part of the mold assessment. During a visual assessment, conditions conducive to mold presence are noted by location including photograghs and as part of our non-intrusive moisture inspection methods we use a Protimeter (moisture meter) & Infrared Thermal Imaging Technology. We\'ve seen many instances where air sampling showed that no elevated mold conditions existed, however there were locations of elevated moisture behind substrates. When there is elevated moisture, typically there is elevated mold; the mold may not be airborne yet and trapped behind the substrate. But given enough time and water the mold literally eats the substrate and eventually will become airborne. Again, the visual assessment is a very important part of the mold assessment.

 

 

 
To view a short movie about Infrared Thermal Imaging. Click the link below.

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A particle counter is an instrument that detects and counts particles.

In a clean home or room the number of particles in the air should be lower than in a room with mold growth producing mold spores into the air. 

The room with mold, particles should be higher.  A particle counter is just another tool for the mold inspector.  As with air sampling (tests) or infrared thermal imaging cameras many things can influence the results.  Hopefully the more sophisticated instruments an inspector use in the inspection, the more accurate your results.

Mold inspectors / environmentalist can determine indoor air quality more quickly.

 

 

“The main use for handheld particle counters is checking contamination levels and locating sources of particle emissions. The small size and weight of these particle counters make them ideal for point-of-use measurement of particle contamination at critical locations. Hand held particle counters have proven themselves in many settings.”

Sampling Basics:

 

Indoor Air Sampling:

Indoor air samples should be collected near the main return with the fan in the "on" postion. An additional air sample should be taken for each HVAC system. If there is more than one level to the property, at least one air sample should be taken per level. If a room has any "Red Flags" such as visible mold, signs of water intrusion or musty smell, an additional air test or swab set may be recommended.

 

Outdoor Air Sampling:

Outside samples should NOT be collected under any overhang of the property (not on lanai, under carport or porch). Also, outside samples should not be taken when it's raining.

 

Swab/Tape Surface Sampling:

Surface samples should be taken if there is visible suspect mold present.   

 

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Mold Inspection Fees:

 

Commercial building clients please call for pricing.

 We base our prices for residential units on the number of HVAC units rather than square foot.

Radon Test    $140.oo
Trip charge of $10 for tests in Cape Coral, Sanibel Island and Marco Island
Trip charge of $100 for radon tests in Charlotte County

SAMPLE RADON REPORT

Mold Test     $250.oo
(1 sample indoors & 1 sample outdoors)
(Home Inspector type mold test)
Mold tests are used to determine the extent of a mold problem and are often "used by home inspectors to get preliminary information on whether a mold problem may exist and further investigation is warranted".

Sample Mold Air Sample Report (click here)

Detailed Mold Inspection
Available
(239) 498-4619
Infra Red Camera / Visual Inspection
with documentation of suspect conditions
and recommendations for corrections.
also
Odor Identification
Mold DNA Testing
IAQ services including
"Chinese Drywall' inspections

Fungal Contamination:

A Manual For Investigation, Remediation and Control

By : Hollace S. Bailey, PE, CIAQP, CIE, CMR

 

“Data analysis:

The assessment of a building cannot be based solely on the results of the testing methods described above, as investigators must understand the significance of test results in relation to conditions present at the test locations.  The overall visual observations made of the building must be considered in combination with the results of any testing, to determine the overall condition of the building.  Test results alone should never be considered to give a definitive account of the building’s condition.”

Quote:

New York City Department of Health (DOH), the New York City Human Resources Administration (HRA), and the Mt. Sinai Occupational Health Clinic  ….. Guidelines on Assessment and Remediation of Fungi in Indoor Environments.

2.1 Visual Inspection   ******

A visual inspection is the most important initial step in identifying a possible contamination problem. The extent of any water damage and mold growth should be visually assessed. This assessment is important in determining remedial strategies. Ventilation systems should also be visually checked, particularly for damp filters but also for damp conditions elsewhere in the system and overall cleanliness. Ceiling tiles, gypsum wallboard (sheetrock), cardboard, paper, and other cellulosic surfaces should be given careful attention during a visual inspection. The use of equipment such as a boroscope, to view spaces in ductwork or behind walls, or a moisture meter, to detect moisture in building materials, may be helpful in identifying hidden sources of fungal growth and the extent of water damage.

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/molds/i-e-r.html#Sampling   epa

 

“Sampling may help locate the source of mold contamination, identify some of the mold species present, and differentiate between mold and soot or dirt. Pre- and post-remediation sampling may also be useful in determining whether remediation efforts have been effective.”

 

“Keep in mind that air sampling for mold provides information only for the moment in time in which the sampling occurred, much like a snapshot. Air sampling will reveal, when properly done, what was in the air at the moment when the sample was taken. For someone without experience, sampling results will be difficult to interpret. Experience in interpretation of results is essential.”

Never use just the "mold test" to determine if home has a mold problem.

More information - click here

EPA Considering Bioaerosol Sampling - click here

 "remember that a negative sampling report must not be used in place of a visual survey. Factors such as barometric pressure, inside and outside temperatures, activity levels, and humidity may dramatically reduce or increase the spore levels within a building. Air sampling for mold provides information on what was in the air only for the moment when the sampling occurred. It is important, therefore, that sampling not replace visual inspection."

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Can your home inspector interpret your mold lab results?
 

"Sampling for mold should be conducted by professionals who have specific experience in designing mold sampling protocols, sampling methods, and interpreting the results."   EPA

 

"Experience in interpretation of results is essential.”  EPA

EPA MOLD Course - freeclick here

AmIAQC Certified Indoor Environmentalist or a Certified Industrial Hygienist is qualified to determine if a home has a mold problem and determine what should be done to correct mold problem!
 
Remember:  "The inspector decides if the home has a "mold problem", no one else, just the inspector.  (mold E&O is essential)

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http://www.iaqcouncil.org

American Indoor Air Quality Council, (AmIAQC)

AmIAQC certifications accredited by CESB

The Only Independently-Accredited Certifications in the IAQ Industry!

Accredited by the Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards

The recognized accreditation body for engineering and scientific certification and specialty certification programs.

 

American Indoor Air Quality Council,  all certifications including:

  • Council-certified Indoor Environmentalist
  • Council-certified Microbial Remediator
  • Council-certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor
  • Council-certified Residential Mold Inspector
No other mold certifications are independently-accredited in the United States.

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Mold Cleanup Companies

Mold Cleanup Companies

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Storm / Fire / Water / Mold

                             website:     www.H2O911.com

Please keep us in mind when your in need of:

*Water removal, material and structural drying with Infrared camera surveys.

*FREE Mold inspections and estimates.

*Fire clean up, demolition and rebuild.

*Expert carpet, tile, grout and furniture cleaning and restoration.

*Ozone treatment and persistant odor removal.

*Roof tarping and board up service.

*Air conditioning duct cleaning services.

*Complete reconstruction and remodeling service.

*Insurance billing specialists.

* 24/7 Emergency services with 30 minute response time.

Brian G. Bland, WRT, AMRT, President
Certified Mold Contractor, Lic #6599
Certified Mold Inspector Lic #7648
Cell: 239-707-7931 
Email:
Brian@H2o911.com
Brian Bland ,

President

H2o911, Inc.
6900-29 Daniels Parkway #303
Fort Myers, FL 33912 
866-760-MOLD Toll Free
239-567-0001 Lee
239-992-0061 Collier
239-389-1662 Marco
941-556-0939 Charlotte

Fax # 239-337-9357

Central Florida Div..
407-585-0300 Seminole
407-536-2020 Lake

407-520-5399 Oeceola

863-535-1100 Poke

321-604-3149 Bervard

386-626-1522 Volusia

Fax 407-585-0155

H2o911 of Central Fl

1969 S. Alafaya Trail, Suit 116

Orlando, Fl 32828

www.H2o911.com

Infrared Thermal Imaging Cameras

Mold remediation with clearence certification
Duct Cleaning / Tile - Grout Cleaning
24/7 Response Service

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After A Disaster, Inc. 
Kevin Koch  cell  (941) 979-7677
Toll Free: (866) 509-4561
Emergency: (941) 979-7677
 
 

website:   http://www.aadisaster.com

 

Our services include:

  • Water Removal, Dehumidification, and Deodorization
  • Fire, Smoke and Soot Damage
  • Mold Mitigation and Remediation
  • Specialty Services
  • 24 / 7 Response Service

 
 
Mold Remediation:
(We believe it is not ethical to test and do remediation work)
The source of the following information about mold remediation is the:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Here's the direct link to the document:
"A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home"

For more information about radon & mold visit: www.certifiedradonmold.com

 Look for mold, the mold information center web page is very helpful for mold questions. http://www.inspect-ny.com/sickhouse/lookmold.htm#attics

For mold in the attic, many recommend cleaning it with bleach, allow to dry then cover with a mold prevent paint.

 

 

Who should do the cleanup?

Who should do the cleanup depends on a number of factors.  One consideration is the size of the mold problem.  If the moldy area is less than about 10 square feet (less than roughly a 3 ft. by 3 ft. patch), in most cases, you can handle the job yourself, following the guidelines below.  However:

  • If there has been a lot of water damage, and/or mold growth covers more than 10 square feet, consult the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guide: Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings.  Although focused on schools and commercial buildings, this document is applicable to other building types.  It is available free by calling the EPA Indoor Air Quality Information Clearinghouse at (800) 438-4318, or here at epa.gov/mold/mold_remediation.html.
     
  • If you choose to hire a contractor (or other professional service provider) to do the cleanup, make sure the contractor has experience cleaning up mold.  Check references and ask the contractor to follow the recommendations in EPA's Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings, the guidelines of the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygenists (ACGIH), or other guidelines from professional or government organizations.
     
  • If you suspect that the heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) system may be contaminated with mold (it is part of an identified moisture problem, for instance, or there is mold near the intake to the system), consult EPA's guide Should You Have the Air Ducts in Your Home Cleaned? before taking further action. Do not run the HVAC system if you know or suspect that it is contaminated with mold - it could spread mold throughout the building.  Visit epa.gov/iaq/pubs/airduct.html, or call (800) 438-4318 for a free copy.
     
  • If the water and/or mold damage was caused by sewage or other contaminated water, then call in a professional who has experience cleaning and fixing buildings damaged by contaminated water.
     
  • If you have health concerns, consult a health professional before starting cleanup.

 

Biological Pollutants in Your Home - This document explains indoor biological pollution, health effects of biological pollutants, and how to control their growth and buildup. One third to one half of all structures have damp conditions that may encourage development of pollutants such as molds and bacteria, which can cause allergic reactions -- including asthma -- and spread infectious diseases.  Describes corrective measures for achieving moisture control and cleanliness.  This brochure was prepared by the American Lung Association and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The publication was updated by CPSC in 1997 www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/425.html

Managing Mold in Your Florida Home: A Consumer Guide (click here)

Photos of Mold Problems on attics (click HERE)

Mold Cleanup / Remediation for Collier, Lee, Charlotte Counties

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Drying walls / courtesy H2O 911 Restoration

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fan used for drying

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The photo below is an air scrubber.  This unit is usually used in conjunction with mold remediation.  It is common to run an air scrubber after mold cleanup (remediation) and before a post cleanup air test.   It can remove "dead" & "live" mold spores from the air.  If you clean up your own mold problem it behooves you to run an air scrubber.  Mike Chilton of WATERDEX (mold cleanup company) will run one of his scrubbers for you at a reasonable rate (about $195 last we checked).   Many Realtors are having the scrubber run in a home prior to listing them.  With the idea that any mold showing up during the home inspection mold test will be from new mold growth. 

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http://www.transworldnews.com/NewsStory.aspx?id=27625&cat=1

Hiring a Professional to Identify & Solve IAQ Concerns

Tampa, FL 11/09/2007 07:04 PM GMT (TransWorldNews)

Informational links for FL DOH

 
 
 

Indoor Air Quality Association Member Directory (click HERE)

American Indoor Air Quality Council

Council-certified Individuals

Full Name

Company

Address

City

State

Zip

Phone

Cert.

John Cosgrove

WallRadon Testing Inc. dba

Radon & Mold Professionals

195 5th Street

Bonita Springs

FL

34134

239-498-4619

CIE/CRMI

Douglas Wall

WallRadon Testing Inc. dba

Radon & Mold Professionals

195 5th Street

Bonita Springs

FL

34134

239-498-4619

CIE/CRMI

Michael Chilton

Waterdex Inc.

25625 Old Gaslight Dr.

Bonita Springs

FL

34135

 

CMR

Sean Dyer

Clean Air Inspections

9180 Estero Park Commons Blvd. #6

Estero

FL

33928

 

CIE

Steven Parkhurst

Environmental Diagnostic Inc.

23841 Costa Del Sol Rd #4104

Bonita Springs

FL

34135

 

CIAQC

Stuart Spoede

Clean Air Inspections LLC

9180 Estero Park Commons Blvd #6

Estero

FL

33928

 

CRMI

Bret Bower

All Quality Cleaning & Restoration Inc.

2121 Oakes Blvd.

Naples

FL

34119

 

CMR

Michael E. Lyon

Cole's Air Diagnostics

12344 Treeline Ave

Ft. Myers

FL

33913

 

CIE/CMR

James Thompson

Cool Zone

1750 J & C Blvd.

Naples

FL

34109

 

CIE

Glenn Zeyher

 

5509 Cove Circle

Naples

FL

34119

 

CMR

Timothy L. Estell

Puroclean of the Gulf Coast

17050 Alico Commerce Ct. #5

Ft. Myers

FL

33912

 

CMR

Greg Gomez

Indoor Air Professionals Inc.

12771 Metro Pkwy

Fort Myers

FL

33912

 

CIE/CMR

William Reaville

Indoor Air Professionals Inc

12771 Metro Pkwy

Fort Myers

FL

33912

 

CIE

Michael Sciullo

 

12099 Lucca St. #101

Ft. Myers

FL

33912

 

CIE/CMRS

Luciano Simoes

Excel Supplies

6301 Topaz Ct

Ft Myers

FL

33912

 

CMR

Shayna Smith

24/7 Disaster Cleanup & Restoration

12541 Metro Pkwy. #13

Fort Myers

FL

33912

 

CMR

Timothy S. Tyler

Puroclean of the Gulf Coast

17050 Alico Commerce Ct. #5

Ft. Myers

FL

33912

 

CMR

William R. Wright Sr.

WW Enterprises of SW Florida

6321 Topaz Court

Ft Myers

FL

33912

 

CMR

Jeff Ellston

 

 

 

FL

34104

 

CMRS

Bob Houchin

nzMold of SW Florida

700 Industrial Blvd

Naples

FL

34104

 

CRMI

Lily Salkoff

The Aerial Companies

4492 Mercantile Ave

Naples

FL

34104

 

CIE

Alden Williams

nzMold of SW Florida

700 Industrial Blvd

Naples

FL

34104

 

CRMI

Brad Ziegler

Servpro of Collier County & Ft. Myers

4110 Enterprise Ave #201

Naples

FL

34104

 

CMR

Michael Casanova

Lee County BOCC

1500 Monroe St.

Fort Myers

FL

33902

 

CIE/CMR

Christine Erickson

Erickson's Drying Systems

PO Box 61571

Ft. Myers

FL

33906

 

CIE/CMR

List of ESA (Environmental Solutions Association) members in Florida.  
CMI .... Certified Mold Inspector
CMA ... Certified Mold Assessor

Contact NameCompany NameDesignationsAddressCityStateCounty
Cosgrove, JohnCertified IndoorEnvironmentalistJohn Cosgrove, CIE, Inc.CIE,CRMI, CMI, CMARadon188 1st StBonita SpringsFLCollier
Wall, DougCertified IndoorEnvironmentalistWallradon Testing, Inc.CIE, CRMIRadonCMI, CMA, CMIA,CIAQT195 5TH StBonita SpringsFLCollier
Ford, ClintonAdvanced Building ConsultantsNone21219 Northwest 70th AvenueAlachuaFLAlachua
Orman, MarkMark's Guaranteed Home InspectionsCMI, CMA700 Woodling PlaceAltamonte SpringsFLSeminole
Raphael, JacquesAir Quality AnalystCMI, CMA3690 SE 115th St.BellevueFLMarion
Britz, Joseph C.Britz Consulting, LLC.CMIA30535 Overseas HighwayBig Pine KeyFLMonroe
Gordon, CarltonURS CorporationNone7800 Congress Avenue Suite 200Boca RatonFLPalm Beach
Goldenberg, MarkAll Tropic Home Inspection ServicesCMI, CAI11459 Woodchuck DriveBoca RatonFLPalm Beach
Clyman, HowardNELAM International CorpCAI, CMI23123 State Rte 7 Suite 205Boca RatonFLPalm Beach
Manning, GregoryManning Home InspectionsCMI, CAI, CMIA1151 SW 10th St.Boca RatonFLPalm Beach
Cerutti, FrancoThe Mold Man LLCCMI6169 Vista Linda LaneBoca RatonFLPalm Beach
Lee Sr, Dick AlsonHeavenly Hands Home InspectionsNone9556 Wyoming CourtBoca RatonFLPalm Beach
Teller, CraigNoneCIE,CRMI, CMI, CMARadon8320 Trent CourtBoca RatonFL.Palm Beach
Strohmenger, MichaelWINI- Delray BeachESA Trainer, CMI, CMA, CIAQT, CESA3576 Stratton LaneBoynton BeachFLPalm Beach
Heffner, JohnBCS Inspection Services, Inc.CMIA313 Gornto Lake Rd.BrandonFLHillsborough
Pettigrew, Janine / Mazen, Leslie3G Mold Inspectors, LLC.NonePO Box 6535BrandonFLHillsboro
Hyland, RichardChief Home InspectionsCMA, CAI804 Sutton Ave.BrandonFLHillsborough
Ward, RoyABC Home Inspection ServiceNone4030 Roley Rd.BrattFLEscambia
McDonald, PatMcDonald P/CCMI, CMA, CMRW1301 North Arcturas Drive Building CClearwaterFLSeminole
DeFaria, Joe7Rays Environmental ConceptsCMIA, Radon(FL), Meth Inspection545 Horse Club AvenueClewistonFLHendry
Loschak, Jennifer / Guilfman, JuanaECO Services & Solutions, Inc.CMIA, CAI, CMRW, CIAQT4965 Egret CourtCoconut CreekFLBroward
Smith, David K.Hi Safety First Corp.CMI5219 SW 91 TerraceCooper CityFLBroward
Boyd, ThomasSouth Florida Home InspectionCMI, CIAQT, CAI, CMA, CMRW642 NW 106th Ave.Coral SpringsFLBroward
Figueroa, RicardoFigs Professional Home InspectionCMIA1098 NW 83rd AvenueCoral SpringsFLBroward
Page, MichaelMichael Page Property InspectionsNone5005 NW 104th WayCoral SpringsFLBroward
Ybarra, JohnThe Home InspectorsNone5690 North Brookgreen DriveCrystal RiverFLCitrus
Miller, GradyHome Inspection ServiceRadon(FL), CMI, CAI, CMIA5221 SW 34th St,DavieFLBroward
Schramer, GerrySchramer Home InspectionsCMI, CMA2020 Southwest 84th AvenueDavieFLBroward
Perelmuter, Alon / Sarley, JonathanNoneCAI, CMA5675 S.W. 111th TerraceDavieFLBroward
Zoppelt, AndrewUS Certified InspectionsNone10931 South West 31stDavieFLBroward
Beekman, Dave / Patten, TimInternational Mold SolutionsNone8930 State Rd. 84 PMB 302DavieFLBroward
Mederer, DavePBO 3 EnvironmentalCMA473 North Pine Meadow DriveDebaryFLBrevard, Volusia, Orange
Rivera, AnnibalSpectrum Home ServicesNone97 Spring Glen DriveDebaryFLVolusia
ElaineBad Dog EnterprisesNone1610 NW 3rd St.Deerfield BeachFLBroward
Keller, Robert A.MicrobeGuard of the Gold, Inc.CMI, CMA, CAI2201 NE 2nd Avenue Suite ADelray BeachFLPalm Beach
Shelton, RobertAccent Property & Mold Inspections, LLC.None224 Calusa Blvd.DestonFLOkaloosa
Jacob, WalterPure Air Resource TechnologyCMI, CMA1570 Glen CourtDunedinFLPinellas
Cook, Thomas W.SRQ Property ManagementCMI, CMA, CAI, CIAQT2107 63rd AvenueEast BradentonFLManattee
Frank, GeorgeFlorida Mold Solutions, LLC.CMIA, CESA, Radon(FL)1707 Westwood driveEllentonFLManatee
Finch, StevenTermite Inspections & Consultants, Inc.CMI10245 Rockford AvenueEnglewoodFLCharlotte
Townsend, A.W. & LisaAAA Building & Home Inspection CompanyCMI, CMA1503 N. Carolwood Blvd.Fern ParkFLSeminole
Palumbo, JohnPalumbo Home InspectionsCMI945 Lambert AvenueFlagler BeachFLFlagler
Hodder, ChadNational Home Inspections, Inc.CMI, CMIA2442 Cat Cay LaneFt. LauderdaleFLBroward
Bolender, ThomasBolender Inspection CompanyCMIA1931 NW 42nd St.Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Lerczak, FrankA Plus Vista Services / Dolphin Tile & Carpet CleaningCMI, CMAP.O. Box 5404Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Brannon, ThomasMold DetectiveCMI, Radon(FL), CMAP.O. Box 4306Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Neyndorff, CliffEnviroMold Solutions, Inc.CMI, CMA, CMRW8255 West Sunrise Blvd. # 191Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Mogerman, MichaelExtreme Restoration Services Inc.None4111 SW 47th Avenue Ste 307Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Johnson, DavidVortech SystemsCIAQT722 SW 17th St.Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Whalen, JimAirQuest Environmental, Inc.CMI4990 SW 52nd St. Suite 204Ft. LauderdaleFLBroward
Randall, James3D Builders and Environmental Services, Inc.None6536 Kestrel CircleFt. MyersFLLee
Gahn, WilliamWWW Enterprises & Son, Inc.None8833 Lonesome Pine TrailFt. PierceFLSt. Lucie
Alkabes, IsaacMold Inspection ProNone288 Ocean Blvd.Golden BeachFLMiami-Dade
Pfeifler, CharliePfeifler Home Inspections, Inc.CMI2949 Coral Strip ParkwayGulf BreezeFLSanta Rosa
Coad, ChristianHome & Business Products and ServicesCMI, CMA, CAI3749 D #167 Breeze ParkwayGulf BreezeFLSanta Rosa
Lyvers, JoeHome Inspectors of NW FloridaCMI, CAI, CMIA3749D Gulf Breeze Parkway #123Gulf BreezeFLSanta Rosa
Smidt, SydneySouth Florida Home Inspection AssociateCMI11863 Plandone Dr.Hobe SoundFLMartin
Woods, MichaelSix Woods, Inc.CMIP.O. Box 812Hobe SoundFLMartin
Pasqua, ScottPasqua Building InspectionsCMI, CMA6341 Raliegh St.HollywoodFLRaliegh
Arzuaga, Gustavo A.Florida Science, Inc.CAI3721 Cleveland St.HollywoodFLBroward
McCord, Maxwell LaurentMaximum InspectionsCIAQT4302 Hollywood Blvd. Suite 226HollywoodFLBroward
Enzor, Judith R.American Ecology Group, Inc.CMI2626 Lee St.HollywoodFLBroward
Stenger, Barry/ Pollack, William & Jeanie/ Rodriguez, CarlosA-1 Professional Inspections, Inc.None1455 NW 19th St.HomesteadFLBroward
Moore, RandyPrestine Home InspectionsCMIA, CAI13545 Landers DriveHudsonFLPasco
Embrey, CarltonCarlton E. EmbreyNone13201 Greenview CourtHudsonFLPasco
Svendsen, PatsySouthern Sisters Enterprises, Inc.CMI, CMAP.O. Box 6883JacksonvilleFLDuval
Sapp, StephenUS Housing Inspections, Inc.CMI, CMA212 34th Ave SouthJacksonville BeachFLDuval
Herrick, JeffreyExpress Environmental ServicesNone18484 131st Trail NorthJupiterFLPalm Beach
Barlow, SusanIsland View AssociatesNone1209 Knowles LaneKey WestFLMonroe
Awtry, JacalynMy Happy Places Unlimited, LLC.CMIP.O. Box 1072Lady LakeFLCobb
DeGioia, PatA-1 Villages Home InspectionsNone1447 Greenville WayLady LakeFLSumter
Isaf, PaulCovered Wagon Home Inspection, Inc.None840 Peachtree DriveLake PlacidFLHighlands
Cheatwood, KevinNoneNone719 Roosevelt Blvd.Lake PlacidFLHighlands
Harold D. JacobsonInspections by Harlin, Inc.CMI6586 Hyoluxo Rd. Suite 340Lake WorthFLPalm Beach
Watson, KerryWatson Home InspectionsCMI24329 Twin Lake DriveLand O' LakesFLPasco
Brinkman, JerryBrinkman Home ServicesCMI, CIAQT341 North Turkey Pine LoopLecantoFLCitrus
Kuhn, Raymond T.House CheckCMI4502 North Federal Highway Apt. 225CLight House PointFLBroward
Hellner, WillDreams Come True Home InspectionsCMI, CMA, CAI104 Marcy Blvd.LongwoodFLSeminole

A Florida Seller Fights Unregulated Mold Report Stigma ..........Realty Times article by Blanche Evans

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Certified Indoor Environmentalists
within 100 miles  
John Cosgrove,  Radon & Mold Professionals, CIE/CRMI,  ......... (239) 498-4619
Douglas Wall, Radon & Mold Professionals, CIE/CRMI,  ............ (239) 498-4619
Rob Martin, Radon & Mold Professionals, CIE .....  Orlando office .... (800) 405-1415
Sean Dyer, Clean Air Inspections, Estero, CIE
Michael E. Lyon, Cole's Air Diagnostics, Fort Myers, CIE/CMR
James Thompson, Cool Zone, Naples, CIE 
Greg Gomez, Indoor Air Professionals Inc., Fort Myers, CIE/CMR
William Reaville, Indoor Air Professionals Inc, Fort Myers, CIE
Michael Sciullo, Fort Myers, CIE/CMRS
Lily Salkoff, The Aerial Companies, Naples, CIE
Michael Casanova, Lee County BOCC, Fort Myers, CIE/CMR 
Christine Erickson, Erickson's Drying Systems, Fort Myers, CIE/CMR/CMRS
Fred Kobie, Kobie Kooling Inc, Fort Myers, CIE
Mark Kobie, Fort Myers, CIE
Joe F. Smith Jr., J.F. Smith Building Contractors Inc., Sanibel, CIE/CMR
David Radford, Thrifty AC & Refridgeration, Fort Myers, CIE/CMR 
David Radford Jr., Thrifty AC & Refridgeration, Fort Myers, CIE
Lynn Troyer, Comfort Zone Inc., Cape Coral, CIE
Edward Ciofani, Freshaire Solutions of SW Florida, North Fort Myers, CIE/CMR
Michael Cunningham, Kobie Kooling Inc., North Fort Myers, CIE/CIEC
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Certified Industrial Hygienists that work in the Naples / Ft Myers Area
Paul L. Osley, Chastain Skillman,  Tampa
Rene' R. Salazar, Salazar Consulting Group, Inc

For Mold Information, certified for mold inspection by the Indoor Air Quality Association and the Environmental Solutions Association. (Click Here)

Related Links
 
Indoor Mold & Health Florida Department of Health
 
Center For Disease Control & Prevention

Managing Mold in Your Florida Home
 A Consumers guide

Click HERE

humidity (the Key to mold problems)

MOLD HELP
 
BTS Laboratories 
 
Environmental Protection Agency
 
Environmental Solutions Association
 www.envirsolution.com/florida.htm  
 
Environmental Assessment Association 
 
American Lung Association                                                               www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=22542
 
Mold site
 
EPA  (environmental protection agency) 
(search  ... mold)
 
CNN on Mold
 

Disaster Restoration Information

Zefon International ....   
 
 
Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI)
(800) 882-8846 

www.carpet-rug.com

Carpet maintenance, restoration guidelines
 

 

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