False rumor regarding PRO-LAB accreditation.

General Inspection Topics Legislation, Licensing, Ethics & Legal Issues
#1

It has come to my attention that a rumor has been spread regarding PRO-LAB® losing its accreditation for Mold Testing. If you see the Attached documents below, PRO-LAB® continues to be accredited by the AIHA, the organization that Nationally accredits mold laboratories. This rumor is yet another attempt to damage PRO-LAB®’s impeccable reputation and tortuously interfere with the strong relationships PRO-LAB® has acquired and maintained with Home Inspectors for years. PRO-LAB® continues to grow on a daily basis and continues to be the undisputed leader in the industry since 1998.

PRO-LAB® is recognized as the Worlds leading environmental testing laboratory. PRO-LAB® specializes in analyzing indoor environmental contaminants including mold, radon, asbestos, lead, and allergens. PRO-LAB® customers include Home Inspectors, Industrial Hygienists, Environmental Engineers, Local, State and Federal agencies.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to personally contact Jamie McDonnell, Founder and CEO of PRO-LAB® at 954-347-6638

#2

Also, for your viewing pleasure: http://www.nachi.org/documents2012/aiha-pro-lab-2016.pdf

#3

FYI…

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#4

The dingleberry effect continues. :frowning:

#5

Like a bad rash… :shock:

#6

I saw that this morning.

#7

I looked on the Texas roster and I didn’t see prolabs there what’s up with that?not that it matters to me because I’m in Florida however!

#8

Does that mean it’s accredited in Texas? Are they licensed to operate in Texas? Two part question for my buddy.

#9

I just ordered another 12 spore traps yesterday. :slight_smile:
Got a bakers dozen.
Used them for 7 years now.
http://www.inspectoroutlet.com/discounted-mold-tests.aspx

#10

Is Darth throwing another tantrum?

#11

Interesting… I don’t see them in the list of Texas licensed mold analysis labs https://www.dshs.state.tx.us/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589994805

So perhaps they are certified but not licensed to operate in the state of Texas?

“Null and Void” doesn’t sound too good as a license status.https://vo.ras.dshs.state.tx.us/datamart/detailsTXRAS.do?anchor=2722759.0.0

#12

When will some people learn? Do you need to hit people in the face with a hammer to get them to see the light?

Some things just make you go hum at least i’s always entertaining to laugh at these clowns.

Jim

#13
#14

So it ends up this wasn’t a “False Rumor” after all !

I guess better late than never…

Jim