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Apex Mold Removal ABC mold removal, Big Apple Mold removal, No Certifications, All claims of professional knowledge are fruadulent, Called the EPA New York, New York
I hope every potential customer reads what I'm writing about this
"company". I called Apex/ABC and I spoke to a man named David. David has
a very heavy accent and seemed to be focused on closing the inspection.
I questioned David on his procedures and other aspects of his company
which are on the website. I asked about their organic materials, their
inspection report as well as their inspection procedures. David seemed
as if he didn't have a clue what we were talking about. I asked
questions about his certifications and he told me he would show me at
the inspection. I asked about where I could find out about
certifications and he wouldn't tell me. At first he wanted to charge
$500 for the inspection and as I continued to question him he offered a
free estimate.
He never gave me a clear answer on any of my questions. He kept pushing
for an inspection and I was getting annoyed and suspicious of their
intent, so I decided to get off the phone with him and look around for
another company. I searched for another company and I found ABC. They
stated on the site they are experienced in mold remediation. I decided
to call them to see if I could do business with them.
When I called I ended up reaching David! Again I searched and found Big
Apple mold Removal. I called and it was this guy David again! I was now
completely sure something was up with this company. I checked the
addresses (311) and this business did not exist at any of the addresses
stated. I decided to check up on these "certifications". I decided to go
down to one of the locations to see if they actually exist and what I
found was shocking. What I found at the Brooklyn address was a mortgage
company. I went inside and asked around and they told me they had
nothing to do with Apex or any Mold Inspection company.
I called the EPA ((212) 637-4013) and asked them about being "EPA
Certified" and they informed me that a "EPA Certification" for a company
does not exist. I also explained to them that on their company site
they have "EPA Certified" on the landing page. The agent told me that
they never heard of Apex or ABC and would investigate the matter. The
agent informed me that some of these companies would do anything to try
to get a buck off of someone. He told me that he would call me to let me
know of the progress of the investigation.
The agent called back and told me they claimed to be a carpet company
and that they were not claiming to be "EPA Certified". They also claimed
to have nothing to do with ABC, though I personally ran into "David"
twice. So with this knowledge I then knew that this was some kind of
scam.
I called him back to confront him on his false claims of EPA
Certification as well as his business addresses being false. I
questioned David on why he would put that on his website and David got
with me and hung up! I called him back and told him that I would write
about this. David then hung up again. I feel this is an outrage and that
they are nothing but a bunch of con-artis My wife is pregnant and
nobody should ever have to deal with a situation like this when they are
doing what they must to protect their family. I know at this point
APEX/ABC/Big Apple are all carpet cleaning companies that I don't know
anything about mold removal or mold inspection and all they want to do
is rip people off. I hope nobody else deals with this company at all.