Your Venice Mold Inspectors
must maintain $1 million in liability insurance with E&O coverage. Smart Consumers always hire mold inspectors
that are Certified Indoor Environmentalists (CIE). A CIE has verified experience and can write
recommendations for corrections if you have a mold problem in your Venice home or business.
All Venice Mold Assessors / Inspectors Must be Licensed
by the state of Florida. Venice Mold inspectors cannot do remediation work & inspection on same
job within 12 months. ( http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/ )
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Rob Martin, CIE, State of Florida Licensed Mold Assessor / license #MRSA33 Council-Certified Indoor Environmentalist, (CIE) Board-awarded by the American Council for Accredited
Certification FL DOH certified radon measurement
tech R 2190 Rob Martin, CIE, & Assoc. Rob Martin has proven his knowledge of mold and indoor air quality issues by performing hundreds
of mold inspections / assessments in Venice, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda and South Florida. Port Charlotte : (800) 881-3837 (office) - Port Charlotte: (941) 661-1424 Cape Coral /Ft Myers: (239) 948-9717 - Fax: (239) 949-5948
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Greg Gomez, CIE Council-Certified Indoor
Environmentalist, (CIE) Board-awarded by the American Council for Accredited Certification State
of Florida Licensed Mold Assessor / license #MRSA 763 FL DOH certified
for radon, R 2191 Greg is a experienced and respected mold and indoor air
quality professional serving Venice and all of Southwest Florida for more than 8 years, performing
hundreds of mold assessments every year. Experienced in mold remediation, duct cleaning and water damage cleanup Greg excells
in preparing and writing detailed reports for mold assessments.
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Doug Wall, CIE Council-Certified Indoor Environmentalist, (CIE) Board-awarded by the American Council for Accredited
Certification State of Florida Licensed
Mold Assessor / license #MRSA 2 State of Florida
Licensed Home Inspector / license #HI 2202 FL DOH certified
radon measurement tech R1751 Doug
Wall has performed thousands of radon tests and mold sampling (tests) and assessments in Venice, Naples
and throughout Southwest Florida for residential and commercial properties since 1999.
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John Cosgrove, CIE Council-Certified Indoor Environmentalist,
(CIE) Board-awarded by the American
Council for Accredited Certification State of Florida Licensed Mold Assessor / license #MRS 5 FL DOH certified for radon, R1867 John Cosgrove, CIE, Inc. John Cosgrove, CIE our senior inspector is one of the most experienced and
respected mold and indoor air quality professional in Venice and all of Southwest Florida. He has performed
hundreds of mold assessments every year using the latest and most advanced equipment available. John's attention to detail provides clients with a comprehensive mold report identifying problems
with recommendations for corrections whether it is a residential or commercial property.
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http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/community/indoor-air/Indoor_Mold_and_Health.pdf (Florida DOH)
Indoor Mold and Health
A Fungus Among Us
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How can I prevent mold growth in your Venice home or business?
Water (moisture) is the key. Without it, mold growth cannot start, much less multiply and spread. The easiest
way to prevent the mold from gaining a foothold is to control dampness. Keep your home or business clean and dry. If water
stands for even 24 hours, common molds can take hold.Keeping
humidity levels below 60% and venting moisture from showering and cooking to the outside are several ways to prevent the conditions
that can lead to mold growth.
Other ways include:
§ Clean and dry up
spills within 24 hours
§ Dry out wet building
materials and carpets within 24 hours
§ Use
an air conditioner or a dehumidifier to reduce the indoor humidity levelsbelow 60%. If you have a central air conditioning system and need adehumidifier to reduce relative humidity below 60%, you should
have the airconditioning system examined
for problems
§ Do
not carpet bathrooms or basements
We recommend Venice homeowners keep their humidity levels below 55%
if possible.
Note: While most experts suggest a relative humidity of less than
60%, below 50% is best for controlling both mold growth and dust mites.
Dust
mites are microscopic animals related to spiders, ticks and other mites. Dust mites eat mold and dead human or animal skin
scales (flakes) and leave allergenic proteins. Dust mites reduce allergen production at these lowerhumidity levels.