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Re: Mold Remediation Nightmare - Dririte, Jacksonville, FL
Posted by CharleyKM3 on 12/21/06

    Sounds like a job for the nation's formost mold toxicologist, who
    happens to have an office in Jacksonville, Florida:
    Dr. Richard Lipsey WWW.RICHARDLIPSEY.COM
    Has he tested the product and what does he think?
    CharleyKM3

    On 12/06/06, Johncodie wrote:
    > Recommendation to JS making the complaint against DRIRITE;
    > obtain a moisture meter for about $100 bucks, find the areas of
    > mold and take pictures and write down the moisture readings.
    > Contact the health department for consultation of your health
    > related problems, and have them advise the buildig inspectors.
    > jc
    >
    > On 8/30/06, Lee G. Kellison, Esquire wrote:
    >> To Whom It May Concern:
    >>
    >> This Law Firm has the pleasure of representing DRIRITE®
    >> located in Jacksonville, Florida. DRIRITE® is aware of three
    >> negative postings on this website, posted on April 18, 19th
    >> and June 13th. Please be advised that DRIRITE® finds them to
    >> be slanderous and defamatory. DRIRITE® suspects that a
    >> former employee and/or a competitor of DRIRITE® posted the
    >> negative statements in order to unfairly damage the DRIRITE®
    >> name, reputation, and business.

    Sincerely,

    Lee G. Kellison /s/

    >> On 4/18/06, JS wrote:
    >>> Does any one know about a mold remediation company in
    >>> Jacksonville named Dri-rite? It seems to me that they are
    >>> not on the level. They were hired by my condo assoc. to
    >>> remove a great deal of mold from my residence. Another
    >>> resident hired an IH to inspect after Dririte had
    >>> supposedly finished the mold removal on her unit. The IH
    >>> said that they only removed less than 1/3 of what they
    >>> should have and did a terrible job. I asked him how they
    >>> get away with this, he said that they inspect their own
    >>> work and just say that they pass every time regardless.
    >>> He told me that builders use them because they look
    >>> professional (a point that I can't agree), they are cheap
    >>> and fast because they only remove or wipe down the mold
    >>> you can see and then just say that they are done, thus
    >>> saving builders money and screwing homeowners. They have
    >>> just finished working in my unit and I do not feel at
    >>> ease. They test there own work, is that the correct way
    >>> to do these things? They even reinstalled the drywall
    >>> before the results came back, is this right? I am very
    >>> worried. I think that my builder has taken advantage of
    >>> me. Can anyone offer any advice?


     
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