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Mold Scams-Mold Inspector Link

Like every industry the mold business has its share of scammers and con-men seeking to profit from your lack of knowledge about mold. Here are the top mold scams and tips on how to avoid them.

Indoor Air Quality Association

Consumer information on indoor air quality

American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC)

The ACAC offers the only third-party certifications surrounding the field of indoor air quality. In doing so the ACAC insures that all of their certifications only go to those who know the proper way to test the air quality of any home/commercial building. This is why Quinn Inspections is proudly certified through the ACAC and other reputable organizations.

Radon Testing Information

Citizens Guide to Radon Lowering Radon Levels Help for Consumers

Orion Construction Residential Measurement Provider NEHA NRPP ID 106670RT

Residential Mitigation Provider
- Individuals holding the Residential Mitigation Provider certification have demonstrated knowledge of radon mitigation techniques as applied to residential structures. Although this classification is specific for reducing radon in buildings similar to homes however, this does not exclude the individual’s ability to apply these skills to larger commercial buildings. In all cases the consumer is advised to verify experience, references, licenses, and skills for the nature of work to be performed. Certified radon mitigation service providers have also agreed to abide by local laws as well as the mitigation techniques detailed in the U.S. Radon Mitigation Standards.

EHA-NRPP Radon Testing Certifications

Residential Measurement Provider Standard and Analytical Services
- Individuals holding a Residential Measurement Provider for Standard and Analytical Services have demonstrated knowledge of U.S. EPA radon measurement protocols for the placement and retrieval of radon testing devices. They have also demonstrated knowledge of the proper interpretation of results obtained in residential settings. Furthermore, these individuals possess and analyze radon measurement devices. Depending upon the specific device, this may allow for rapid provision of test results. The testing professional must also be able to characterize trends in radon concentration and determine unusual conditions arising from such influences as weather changes or occupant tampering of a testing unit. To obtain this additional classification individuals must follow strict quality assurance, quality control guidelines, device specific protocols, and calibrate each instrument annually. The classification is specific to devices with which an individual has demonstrated proficiency. Although this classification is specific for measurements in homes, it does not preclude the ability to conduct radon measurement surveys in large buildings or to take samples for radon in water, provided that the appropriate protocols are followed.

ASHI American Society of Home Inspectors

Why Choose an ASHI Home Inspector?

Only an ASHI home inspector can provide your customers with a professional, personalized inspection. ASHI inspectors combine more than 40 years of the highest technical standards with an adherence to a strict code of ethics and the very best in customer service and education.

When you choose ASHI, you’ll be working with professional home inspectors who have passed the most rigorous technical examinations in effect today. This only includes inspectors who have performed more than 250 professional inspections. No other professional home inspection society can match the credentials of an ASHI inspector.

Insure that you obtain a valuable, informative and educational Home inspection; use an ASHI Inspector today.