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Welcome to the California Certified Mold Inspector
Directory. Our goal is to meet the growing demand for
qualified and reputable indoor air quality professionals
in California who specialize in mold inspections and mold
testing of residential and commercial properties.
The Inspectors listed on this site have met all of
the requirements to become California RespirNet
Associates and are certified to
conduct mold inspections and mold testing in compliance
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RESPIRNET PRO ASSOCIATES
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Los Angeles, San Bernardino,
San Diego, Riverside, and Orange Counties
AMI Environmental Testing, LLC
Bill McLeod, CRMI, CMI, AIACQ, IAQA, IESO, BBB
800.369.8532
VISIT OUR WEB SITE |
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San Francisco Bay Area
Bay Area Testing
Daniel Sullivan, CMI
650.595.0775
VISIT OUR WEB
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Placer, Nevada, El Dorado,
Sacramento Counties
Mold Patrol, LLC
Jeff Thomas, CRMI
530.878.3688
VISIT OUR WEB
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Central Coast
Applied Real Estate Inspections
Holland Woolley, CIAQT CMIA CMSS CMPI
866-395-MOLD (Toll Free) • 831-227-0805 (Mobile)
VISIT OUR WEB SITE |
Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Santa Clara, Ventura County
Enviro-Rite Products & Services Inc.
Joel Grant Jr., CIE
(805) 735-4848 (Office) • (650) 967-1485 (Mobile)
VISIT OUR WEB SITE
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RespirNet Standards and Requirements for becoming a
Certified Mold Inspector in the State of California:
- Must be trained and certified by a nationally
recognized independent IAQ
certifying body.
- Must fulfill all continued education
prerequisites required to maintain their annual certifications.
- Must operate in strict compliance with
IESO standards
and guidelines for the investigation and assessment of indoor mold
contamination and mold sampling protocols.
- Must utilize only RespirNet authorized
accredited
laboratories for sample analysis
- Must offer analytical data reviewed by a
CIE, CIEC,
and/or CIAQM.
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MOLD IN
THE NEWS
Oxnard ER room closes to treat mold
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Information from: Sign On San Diego
August 8, 2007
OXNARD ? St. John's Regional Medical Center closed its
emergency room on Wednesday as it prepared for a
full-scale shutdown later this month to be fumigated for
a chronic mold problem.
?As of this morning, the ambulances have been taking
people ... to other facilities,? hospital spokeswoman
Rita O'Connor said.
The ER shutdown was approved on Tuesday by the
California Department of Public Health.
The emergency room was the busiest in Ventura County,
handling more than 45,000 patients last year.
After remaining patients are moved to other hospitals,
the entire 265-bed facility will be closed on Aug. 14 so
that it can be tented and fumigated with chlorine
dioxide gas. The hospital plans to reopen on Aug. 24,
O'Connor said.
"No cases of mold-related illnesses have been reported,"
she said.
The hospital has been treating mold on a piecemeal basis
for about six years but that method was too slow and a
full-scale method was sought.
?It would be another five (years) if it continued with
the current process,? O'Connor said.
The hospital also has been replacing its roof and
resealing building exteriors to prevent water from
seeping in and creating the mold, she said.
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