NORMI is the only national certifying body in the United States that is accepted by all states that have licensing requirements for mold assessment and remediation. 

NORMI^™, the National Organization of Remediators and Microbial Inspectors, is one of the fastest growing certifying agencies in the country and has been involved in providing high quality training for mold and indoor environmental professionals since 2004. Having trained thousands of construction professionals through the United States, Canada, Europe and South America, NORMI^™ provides over 32 certifications to meet licensing laws now established in the states of Texas, Louisiana, Florida, New York, Washington, DC and Portland, OR.

Many states are considering regulations regarding mold professionals licensing and NORMI^™ is in the forefront of that legislation to help protect the public and the trade without jeopardizing business growth. Sound, reasonable regulations become a solid foundation on which well-trained professionals can operate their businesses with success and credibility. NORMI^™ offers legislation to states who are currently considering establishing a mold licensing law.

NORMI^™ is a cooperative group of Certified Mold and Construction Professionals who have successfully completed training and the certification process in their specific area of expertise. The NORMI^™ Code of Ethics evidences the NORMI^™ Board of Directors interest in establishing a clear mission and set of values to which the professionals ascribe. The NORMI^™ Mission Statement clearly identifies the goals of the membership. Those wishing to join may evaluate the requirements of membership by viewing “How to Become a Member“.

As an approved training provider for the EPA and multiple states, NORMI^™ continues to add to its long lists of accomplishments adding more credibility to its membership.

California does not have state regulations about mold inspection, assessment, or remediation, and many local companies have little to no certifications or training.

We meet the highest certification standards in the industry and follow the strictest of guidelines and protocols.

Our technicians are NORMI-certified assessors and remediators, and our owner, Skip Jankoski, has the highest NORMI certifications available, including NORMI Pro making us experts in the field. Learn more about Skip Jankoski’s NORMI certification here

NORMIPro™ is the master professional who assesses indoor environments for indoor air quality contaminants, including mold and other microbials, to determine the causes and conditions that proliferate these contaminants in indoor environments, write protocols for sanitization or remediation, and trained to handle both traditional and non-traditional projects like those especially designed to accommodate environmentally sensitized individuals for whom traditional assessment, sanitization and remediation techniques may not satisfy.

If you visit the California Department of Health Mold website, you will find that the state of California mentions NORMI in its FAQ on how to find a certified contractor

Visit the MICRO site here

MICRO, the Mold Inspection Consulting and Remediation Organization, provides training programs to become Certified Mold Inspectors and/or Certified Mold Remediation Contractors throughout the country

MICRO offers fundamental training for professionals in the mold inspection and mold remediation industry. Attaining certification from MICRO is widely regarded as a prerequisite for any mold remediation company.

Visit CA DPR website here

DPR License #159455

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) is responsible for regulating pesticides in California to protect the environment and human health.  Companies that perform decontamination services for hire are required to be licensed by the CA DPR.

• Enforcement: The DPR enforces pesticide use in urban and agricultural areas. The DPR and county agricultural commissioners can take enforcement actions, such as revoking or suspending licenses, levying penalties, and approving supplemental environmental projects.
• Oversight: The DPR oversees the County Agricultural Commissioners, who enforce pesticide laws locally.
• Registration: The DPR evaluates and registers pesticide products.
• Licensing: The DPR licenses commercial applicators, dealers, consultants, and other pesticide professionals.
• Health impacts: The DPR evaluates the health impacts of pesticides through illness surveillance and risk assessment.
• Environmental monitoring: The DPR monitors the environment for air, water, and soil quality.
• Residue testing: The DPR tests fresh produce for pesticide residue.
• Pest management: The DPR encourages the development and adoption of less toxic pest management practices.

The DPR is part of the California Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The pesticide program started in the 1920s as part of the California Department of Agriculture.

Visit the IICRC website here

The IICRC is a non-profit organization dedicated to establishing standards and certifying professionals in the cleaning, inspection, and restoration industries.

**Standards**

The IICRC develops and publishes standards to ensure safe cleaning and restoration practices. Its protocols and methodologies are widely adopted by many restoration professionals.

**Certification**

The IICRC offers certification programs for professionals in various areas, including water damage restoration, mold remediation, carpet cleaning, and upholstery cleaning. To achieve certification, professionals must meet specific criteria, pass examinations, and complete training courses.

Visit Enthalpy Labs here and Respirare Labs here.

We are proud to be certified by Enthalpy and Respirare labs, making us one of the few companies in our local area with the capability to conduct comprehensive testing for volatile organic compounds (VOCs), formaldehyde, fiberglass, and mycotoxins. This certification ensures that we have the expertise and resources to provide thorough and accurate testing for these specific substances.