The man walk to the DBPR office and lay the box on top of the counter… he probably said: “Here is my 60LB box w/120 reports, application and my check, I want my home inspector license now”:mrgreen: and he got it…
Here he is:
**CERRO, LAWRENCE HENRY ** 730 EAST BREVARD ST
TALLAHASSEE Florida 32308 Leon County
You know, whether someone is number 1 or number 10,001 it does not matter. Everyone is now on equal footing as far as the public and the State of Florida is concerned. I am not understanding the need to announce what number anyone has. It does not affect your standing or qualifications. You are still going to get price shoppers, low ballers, high ballers and no ballers.
In Kansas, scumbag ASHI member Jeff Barnes, who chairs the Home Inspector Board, issued himself license #1, and then refused to issue any other licenses for months while he touted all over his website that he was the first and only licensed inspector in Kentucky.
Not a word from DBPR yet. I thought they hired 125 new employees to pull, read, classify, data entry and issue the license](*,). Apparemtly is just Bubba and Clye working on receiving…:roll:
douglas
(Douglas Wall, CIE, FL Lic. Mold Insp #2)
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Gene Yacobacci received his license in the mail yesterday. He has license #1 for mold remediator. Gene also has the best radon mitigation business in Florida, RMS www.radonfix.com . No one ever complains about his work and we have been involved with hundreds of his jobs.
Looks like you get large license to display and small one to carry.
:)