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Singapore Mold & Environmental Inspection, Testing,
Removal, Remediation, & Prevention Services
Hire mold and environmental
experts Catherine Sy and Phillip Fry of Envirodangers for
the mold and environmental inspection and remediation of your Singapore,
Malaysian, or Indonesian flat, house, office, workplace, store, or other
building.
Ms. Sy and Mr. Fry are both Certified Mold Inspectors, Certified Mold
Remediators, Certified Environmental Hygienists. Mr. Fry is the author of
five mold advice ebooks:
Mold Health Guide;
Mold Legal Guide;
Mold Monsters;
Do It Best Yourself Mold Inspection, Testing, Remediation, and
Prevention; and
Mold Home Remedy Recipes.
Mr. Fry has over 11 years experience in mold and environmental inspection
and remediation, and he has been the webmaster of the internet’s most
prominent mold advice website
Mold Inspector since 1999. Phillip
and Cathy are the co-managers of Envirodangers, a world leader in
environmental inspection and testing.
Ms. Sy and Mr. Fry are also the training instructors for
Ecology College Online, which trains and certifies Certified Mold
Inspectors, Certified Mold Remediators, and Certified Environmental
Hygienists worldwide. They can also teach in person training and
certification classes in Singapore for Singapore residents and companies
who wish to be trained and certified.
Environmental
experts Phillip Fry and Catherine Sy visits the Germany on a
regular basis for mold and environmental inspection and remediation.
Contact him by email at envirotraining@moldinspector.com,
or Call Phillip at 63-906-510-4000 (Philippines)
7pm onward Eastern USA time. or Catherine Sy at
639273029232 Philippines time 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
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Aspergillus, Penicillium and other mold species growing
inside a bathroom ceiling as the result of a water leak.
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Aspergillus, Penicillium and other mold species growing
inside a bathroom ceiling as the result of a water leak.
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Aspergillus, Penicillium and other mold species growing
inside a bathroom ceiling as the result of a water leak.
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Aspergillus, Penicillium and other mold species growing
inside a bathroom ceiling as the result of a water leak.
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