Avoid over payment for correct and complete mold remediation of
houses and workplaces by utilizing the EnviroFry “Proper Price” mold
removal program, as announced by Phillip Fry, Professional Industrial
Hygienist and Certified Environmental Hygienist.
Montrose, MI, April 27, 2014 -- “Many mold
remediation projects cost either too much or too little. Many mold
removal companies often charge far too much for the actual mold
remediation service that they really provide,” warns mold expert Phillip
Fry, Professional Industrial Hygienist, Certified Environmental
Hygienist, webmaster since 1999 of the mold information website
www.moldinspector.com, and author of five mold advice ebooks.
“On the other hand, bargain-priced mold removal is really no bargain
at all because such services do not: (1) fully investigate to find and
remove all of the toxic mold infestation hidden inside walls, ceilings,
floors, basements, crawl spaces, attics, and heating/cooling equipment
and ducts of the home or commercial building; (2) use properly trained,
certified, and supervised workers; and (3) carry out professionally and
properly the ten steps required for safe and effective mold remediation,
as explained at
www.moldinspector.com/mold_removal.htm.
Once a mold removal project is underway, mold remediation workers
often find that the true extent and severity of the actual toxic mold
infestation is much greater than originally thought by both the company
and the client.
For example, the mold company calculates its bid price on what it
discovers in its original mold inspection and testing, but when the
company personnel start removing visibly-damaged drywall, they often
learn that the hidden drywall mold problems go way into adjoining wall,
ceiling, and floor areas and rooms.
Then, unless the company has substantially over-charged the client,
the company usually secretly limits its mold work to just the surface
area used in its bid calculation or asks the client for more money.
To avoid charging either too much or too little for its mold removal
assignments, EnviroFry Environmental Hygienists announce the premiere of
its innovative “Proper Price” program, in which the company provides
only and exactly what the client really and truly needs for proper and
complete mold remediation and decontamination of the home or commercial
building, its heating/cooling equipment and ducts, and furniture and
other possessions---
(1) Two hard-working, highly-experienced Certified Hygienist
Technicians at a combined, total daily fixed fee rate of one thousand
five hundred dollars ($1,500), with both technicians working a ten hour
day, and for a three day minimum project engagement;
(2) All required mold remediation equipment including, but not
limited to, air scrubbers with both HEPA and activated carbon filters to
remove airborne mold spores and poisonous mold mycotoxins, high output
ozone generators to kill mold and mold odors, HEPA vacuum cleaners,
fogging machine to apply EPA-registered fungicides onto mold-cleaned
surfaces and areas, the advanced Rotobrush® air duct cleaning machine,
and other specialized mold remediation equipment and tools, as needed to
do the job completely and properly;
(3) Mold cleaning, disinfecting, and killing products, such as the EPA-registered fungicide Tim-Bor (
www.timborprofessional.com);
(4) One FREE day of professional and thorough mold inspection,
testing, and investigation immediately prior to doing the paid three
mold remediation days to: (a) find mold growth hidden inside walls,
ceilings, floors, crawl space, basement, attic, and heating/cooling
equipment and ducts; and (b) to establish the base line level of
pre-existing indoor mold infestation;
(5) The technicians stay on job (at $1,500 per day rate) until the
home or workplace mold levels are acceptable health-wise. Specifically,
indoor clearance tests must document that no individual, indoor mold air
test combined spore count exceeds a total of 1,000 mold lab-projected
spores per cubic meter of indoor air; (b) no individual mold specie type
exceeds 400 mold lab-projected spores per cubic meter of indoor air;
and (c) no presence of the dangerous Stachybotrys mold species;
This clearance mold testing standard is widely used by industrial
hygienists and environmental hygienists, and it is based on the
recommendation of the inventor and developer of the widely-used
Air-O-Cell air testing cassette; and
(6) EnviroFry pays for all technician travel time, overnight
accommodations, and food for mold remediation projects in the following
states: Arizona, southern California, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, southern Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. Other states are also available
with the client payment of such expenses.
To schedule the “Proper Price” mold remediation of a house or
commercial or governmental building, please email EnviroFry co-manager
Phillip Fry
phil@moldinspector.com, or phone Phillip toll-free 1-866-300-1616 or his cell phone 1-480-310-7970, or visit the company website
www.moldexpertconsultants.com.
Contact:
Phillip Fry, Co-Manager
EnviroFry
10104 Sheridan Rd.,
Montrose, Michigan 48457
Phone Phillip Toll-Free 1-866-300-1616
Cell Phone 1-480-310-7970
phil@moldinspector.com
http://www.moldexpertconsultants.com
Australia, April 30, 2014 -- Burlesque star Lola The
Vamp is already renowned or pushing boundaries - her PhD in burlesque
was the first to feature actual performance of the risqué art. But just
wait until you hear her debut single with Brisbane band, Desert Blues
Cartel! It's a song reminiscent of both Nick Cave's murder ballad duets
and the infamous recordings between Serge Gainsborough and Brigitte
Bardot. In this fine tradition, Lola duets - entirely in French - with
the masterful vocals of Robert Davis for an epic and sweeping orchestral
ballad.
It's available for a short time as a free download at www.desertbluescartel.com.
You can see Lola sing and dance at the official launch from 6.30pm,
Friday May 16th at Sandgate Town Hall, Brisbane, Australia. The launch
is proudly presented at the very first of the Cardigan Bar Town Hall
Sessions.
