Construction & Development Consultants, Inc. Indoor Air Quality Consultant
One of the nation’s foremost experts in Forensic Investigation and Building Science Services:
About Our Company
Construction & Development Consultants, Inc.
Indoor Air Quality Consultants, LLC
Since 1978, our team has been providing extensive professional services to the Construction Industry. Expanding into Consulting to the Legal and Insurance Industries in the areas of identifying construction defects and indoor air quality issues. Our multidisciplinary construction consulting firm provides creative solutions to construction and building science, Issues to include insurance claims, construction disputes, as well as litigation support.
CDCIAQ is Fully Licensed and Insured.
Our Cost Estimators, Water Restoration Consultants, Construction Managers, Schedulers, and Roofing Consultants come together to form a technically skilled team of experts who deliver not only quality services, but provide integrated, real-world solutions to clients worldwide.
When deciding on the best firm to represent your very specific needs, remember that Construction & Development Consultants, Inc. is known for our quality, innovation, technical expertise, and experience – but more important – integrity is the backbone of our corporation.
- Licensed Florida General Contractor license # CGC-040408
- Licensed Florida Mold Assessor license # MRSA1595
- Licensed Florida Insurance Adjuster license # P006960
- Certified Florida Indoor Environmentalist (00842) certified by ACAC, by written examination
- Certified Florida Mold Remediator (01297) (Inactive 2007)
About Us
Construction & Development Consultants, Inc. working in tandem with their “sister” company, Indoor Air Quality Consultants, LLC, provides a multidisciplinary approach to the Construction, Litigation Support, and Insurance Claims. Now, more than ever before, we understand the need to provide comprehensive construction consulting services based on forensic experience that spans more than 30 years and a track record that ensures customized solutions for each of our clients.
Just as we formed two companies that complement one another, we have also formed a highly skilled team of experts that deliver a wide spectrum of quality services and integrated solutions to our clients worldwide.
OUR SERVICE SOLUTIONS
Identifying Construction Defect and Deficiencies
Expediting Insurance Claims
Assessing Indoor Air Quality
Providing Qualified Expert Witness
OUR MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM
Building Science Professional
Indoor Air Quality Consultant
Construction Management
Roofing and Waterproofing Experts
Construction Cost Estimator
Construction Defect and Deficiency Investigations
Document and Data Resource Manager
General Contractor
Water/Vapor Intrusion into Buildings determining the origin and remediation.
Litigation Support Expert
Licensed Insurance Adjuster
OUR REPRESENTATIVE WORK
Medical Facilities
Hotels/Resorts
Retail Centers and Industrial Parks
Educational and Research Facilities
High-rise Structures
Single as well as multi-unit residences
Construction Consulting
When you put Construction Development Consulting (CDC) into a search engine, many definitions of these services will pop up, but those explanations can be extremely confusing. When you communicate with our company, there is no uncertainty about what’s meant by the term, because it’s part of our name – and key to our mission.
Construction Defect Analysis:
Our company is a forensic investigations and construction consulting firm that provides comprehensive facility and product research, inspection, investigation, and expert testimony services in Building Science. Our team of Professional Construction Managers and Cost Estimators consult on insurance claims, defective design, construction or materials, and claims pertaining to improper maintenance issues.
In dealing with Insurance Adjusters:
As Consultants, we prepare and respond to insurance claims and potential litigation on behalf of our clients, developing case strategies for mediation and litigation. We assist Owners, Litigation Managers, and Attorneys representing a variety of parties involved in construction defect litigation. We also have the ability to analyze opposing experts’ data for incorrect analysis and underlying assumptions.
Typical Services provided by our Construction Development/Defect Consulting:
- Building Envelope, Component & Materials Evaluation
- Specifications, Drawings, and Bid Documents Review
- Review and Analyze Building Contract Documents
- Litigation Support, Arbitration, and Mediation
- Insurance Claims, Forensic Investigation
- Subrogation of Insurance Claims
- Expert Witness
- Peer Review
Credentials & Education
Craig H. Miller, CGC, CIE
CURRICULUM VITAE
Mr. Craig H. Miller is a Certified Indoor Environmentalists, Florida licensed Mold Assessor and Florida General Contractor specializing in, microbial contamination of building environments and indoor air quality of habitable spaces. He has been involved in the construction industry and building sciences for over 30 years. Mr. Miller provides professional consultation and forensic building science investigations including: cause and origin of construction defects; building envelope assessments (vapor & water intrusion); Florida Building Code compliance assessments: indoor air quality; mold / fungal assessments and investigations; fungal remediation management; construction claims, litigation support and expert testimony for commercial, residential, industrial and institutional buildings. Construction and Development Consultants Inc. provides: Construction Management Services; owner’s construction representation; cost and scheduling analysis; plan and specification compliance; quality compliance. CDC National Insurance Adjusters LLC is Florida State licensed and provides; representation on large loss insurance claims for the insured. Construction & Development Consultants and Indoor Air Quality Consultants are fully Licensed and Insured.
Indoor Air Quality Consultants is qualified as; and compliant under the Federal Governments Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (USGS 02 85 00.00 20 Mold Remediation).
This specification is a joint effort of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), the Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency (HQ AFCESA), the Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment (HQ AFCEE) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
The specification requires that a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or ACAC certificated to conduct the mold assessment on mold remediation contracts. Additionally, it specifically names ACAC certificates as those eligible to perform the remediation contract.
QUALIFIED AS:
General Contractor, Construction Manager, Certified Indoor Environmentalists, Mold Assessor, Florida Insurance Adjuster.
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS:
Licensed Florida General Contractor, License No. CGC 040408, by standard 2 day written examination.
Licensed Florida Mold Assessor, License No. MRSA1595
Licensed Florida Insurance Adjuster [All Lines] P006960, by standard written examination
CERTIFICATIONS:
Certified Indoor Environmentalists (CIE) No. 00842, ACAC Certified, by standard written examination.
Certified Mold Remediator (CMR) No. 01297, past - by standard written examination. (Inactive)
Florida Mortgage Broker, No. HT 0010587. by standard written examination. (Inactive)
MEMBERSHIPS:
Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA).
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.
Craig's Continued Education
2024 ACAC
- CDC - Bacterial agents part 1
- CDC - Bacterial agents part 2
- CDC - Bacterial agents part 3
- Microbiology Prokaryotic Diversity
- Prokaryotic Diversity Drinking Water Part 1
- Prokaryotic Diversity Drinking Water Part 2
- Prokaryotic Diversity Drinking Water Part 3
- School Environment Policies and current status Part 1
- School Environment Policies and current status Part 2
2024 Public Adjuster
- Law & Ethics Update Public Adjusters – CE5-320
- Claims Adjuster and the Law
- Condominium Insurance
- NFIP Flood Insurance
2024 Contractors Institute
- Principles of Mold Assessment & Remediation
- F.S. Chapter 440 FL Workers Compensation
- F.S. 489 and CILB Rules
- 2-HR 2020 Advanced FBC: Hurricane Mitigation
- Wind Mitigation Methodologies & 1 Advanced hour
- Law & Rules
- Workers Compensation
2022 ACAC
- CDC – Bacterial agents part 1
- CDC – Bacterial agents part 2
- CDC – Bacterial agents part 3
- OSHA Training requirements standards part 1
- OSHA Training requirements standards part 2
- OSHA Training requirements standards part 3
- HUD - Healthy homes issues: Residential assessment
- ATSDR Health consultation Pasadena, TX
- ATSDR Evaluation of environmental exposure – Gambell, AK
2022 Public Adjuster
- Law & Ethics Course #118173
- Claims 101 Course #77094
- Law & Ethics Update: Public Adjuster (320) #118173
- Wind 2020 Conference #110808
2022 Contractors Institute
- Principles of Mold Assessment & Remediation
- F.S. CHAPTER 440 FL WORKERS COMPENSATION
- F.S. 489 AND CILB RULES
- 2-HR 2020 ADVANCED FBC: HURRICANE MITIGATION
- Hurricane Mitigation & Inspection
- Law & Order Course #0010017
- Workers Compensation
2020 ACAC
- NIOSH - HHE Charles Hardwood Complex
- NIOSH - HHE Fayette County Courthouse
- CDC – HHE Indoor Air in a snack food facility, Pennsylvania
- CDC – HHE Evaluation of Occupational exposures at an insect rearing facility
- CDC – HHE Evaluation of respiratory health in a waterpark
- CDC – HHE Evaluation of respiratory health in a coffee plant
- Hand hygiene in health-care settings
- Disinfection and sterilization in health-care facilities part 1 & 2
- CDC – Health-care related pneumonia part 1 & 2
- National action plan for the removal of HAIs
2020 Public Adjuster
- Wind 2020 Conference #110808
- FL5 Hour Law & Ethics Update CE 5-320 #110807
- Wind Conference – Part 2 – Law #98483
- Wind Conference – Part 2 – Optional #98486
2020 Contractors Institute
- Hurricane Mitigation & Inspection
- Principles of Mold Assessment & Remediation
- Mold Course Mold & Moisture Remediation
- CILB Required Subject Areas
- 2017 FBC: Energy Conservation Advanced Code
- The Principles of Mold Assessment
- Managing Safety Exposures
- Electrical Pool Safety
- Home Inspection Course #0000934 & 0000935 14 Hours
- PEB Course #0009964 14 Hours
2018 ACAC
- OSHA: Protecting workers from asbestos
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 1
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 2
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 3
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 4
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 5
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 6
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 7
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 8
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 9
- CAC Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality in New Homes Part 10
2018 Public Adjuster
- 2017 Wind 5 Hour Law & Ethics Update #98611
- Windstorm Insurance Conference – Ethics #95210
- Windstorm Insurance Conference – Law #91326
- Windstorm Insurance Conference – Optional #91327
2018 Contractors Institute
- Hurricane Mitigation & Inspection
- The Principals of Mold Assessment
- Mold & Moisture Remediation
- Principles of Mold Assessment & Remediation
- Electrical Pool Safety
- 2017 FBC Energy Conservation Advanced Code
- CILB Required Subject Areas
- Home Inspection
2016 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Orlando, FL
- An Adjuster is What an Adjuster Does
- Are You Prepared-Depo & Trial
- Hail Damage Assessment
- Flying High: Drones and Claims
- Truth about Bad Faith, Extra Contractual Litigation
- Lender Placed Insurance
- Florida Building Code 5th Edition Updates
- Mass Disasters, Mass Actions && the Media
2016 IAQA Conference, Orlando, FL.
- Methods of Fungal Data Interpretation
- Duration Required for Mold Growth Arising from Condensation Development on Interior Surface
- Seasonal Distribution of Fungi isolated from Homes Across the United States
- Indoor Air Quality, Productivity, Health, Energy Conservation and Legal Liability's
- What ASHRAE Members Should Know about IAQ
- IAQA Workshop at AHR – What You Know, What You Can Say
- Mold in the Mechanicals
- Fungal Growth: An Ecological Indicator for Determining Duration of a Water Loss
- Under-Recognized Sources of Indoor Bioaerosol
- 100 years of Indoor Environmental Quality Challenges and Solutions at NASA Langley Research Center
- Effects of Structural Pasteurization in the Built Environment: The Science, Facts, Myths and Solutions
- IAQA Workshop – Silica – It’s Going Down
- Residential Indoor Air Quality Assessments Tuning up your Clients Homes
- Managing IAQ Concerns in a Diverse Applied Research Environment Proactive Programs for Indoor Air Quality The Entrepreneurial Conspiracy
- VAC Internal Fiberglass Duct Lining & IAQ in Commercial Buildings
2016 Contractors Institute, Hudson, FL.
- Workplace Safety: Course #0609008
- Workers Compensation
- Laws and Rules
- Wind Mitigation Methodologies
- Business Practice
- 2014 Advanced Energy Code: Course #0611278
- Hurricane Mitigation an Inspection: Course #0000325
- Advanced Energy Code: Course #CILB 0611278
- Mold & Moisture Remediation: Course #0007559
2015 Windstorm Insurance Conference, New Orleans, LI.
- General Session
- Examining a Windstorm Loss Piece by Piece
- Earth Shifting Ground, Ground Collapses Sinkhole Activity
- Proving Hail Damage Claims
- ABC’s of Anti-Concurrent Causation
- Building Codes Updates Wind & Flood
- Preparing and Testifying at Depositions – Independent Adjuster
- Florida Case Law Update
2014 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Orlando, FL.
- Raise the Roof: How Roofs Support Walls
- Emerging Trends in Building Products
- The Use of Technology in Today’s Claims
- Examinations Under Oath
- Separating Wind and Water Damage
- Myths and legends in Property Adjusting
- Be a Better Witness – Depositions Basics
- It’s Not Easy Being Green
- Hurricane Wind vs. Surge Timing
- Mock Evidentiary Hearing
- Proving Your Case at Trial
- Adjusting Sinkhole Losses in Florida
- Gulf Coast Property Law Update
- Property Insurance Case Law Update
2014 Contractors Institute, Hudson, FL.
- F.S. Chapter 455 - Business & Professional Regulation CLASS: Course #CllB0009759 This is a 1 hour class including:1 hour(s) General
- CllB Required Subject Areas 5-Hr CLASS: Course #CiLB0609008 This is a 5 hour class including:5 hour(s) General
- F.S. Chapter 455-Business & Professional Regulation: Course #0009759 This is a 1 hour class including:1 hour(s) Business Practice
- CllB Required Subject Areas: Course #0609008 This is a 5 hour class including:1 hour(s) Workplace Safety, 1 hour(s) Workers Compensation, 1 Hour(s) in Laws and Rules, 1 Hour(s) Wind Mitigation Methodologies, 1 hour(s) Business Practice
2013 Contractors Institute, Hudson, FL.
- Mold & Moisture Remediation: Course #0007559, 4 hour(s) General, 1 hour(s) Workplace Safety, 1 hour(s) Workers Compensation, 1 hour(s) Business Practice
- Mold & Moisture Remediation: Course #CILB0007559This is a 7 hour class including: 7 hour(s) General Principles of Mold Assessment & Remediation: Course #0000110 This is a 14 hour class including:4 hour(s) Mold/Mold Safety, 6 hour(s)Water/Moisture Intrusion, 2 hour(s) Standards of Practice, 2 hour(s) Reporting
2013 IAQA Conference, Orlando, FL.
- Moisture Measurement in Materials
- Dust Mites – Mold’s Close Cousin
- Identifying and Assessing Information about Flame Retardant Chemicals, Inclding the Effects and Everyday Sources of Exposure
- Sustainable Home Health : An Integrated Approach to Address Mold Related Indoor Air Quality and Illness
- ISIAQ / Healthy Buildings Update
- Pre-Remediation Inspection of HVAC Systems
- The NEW Concept in Collecting and Interpreting Airborne Mold Samples
- What Microbial Standards are Available to the IAQ Professional
- Florida Mold Laws and Conducting Assessments, Clearance Tests and Remedial Objectives Under These Laws
- Legally Defensible Data for Airborne Fungal Spore Count – The Problems and Solutions for Required Precision and Accuracy
- Outside the IAQA Box – a panel of invited speakers giving salient points from recent meetings beyond IAQA ASTM Fungal Assessment Guide-In Detail
- Water Storage in the Hygric Buffer
- Pitfalls of a Multi-level Multi-Departmental Water Loss in a Health Care Facility
- Benefits and Costa of Building Ventilation/General Session
- Defining Clean & Green in Terms of the Unseen Fraction: “Are the terms green and clean compatible? and “How does one gauge the degree of surface contamination in building?”
- Flood Protection is Only Half the Battle: Moisture Management, Energy Efficiency and FEMA– A case Study
2013 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Orlando, FL./strong>
- Retrospective Impact of 2010 Fl Building Codes on Wind Loses
- Building Damage Issues Wind vs. Water
- Florida Property Insurance Law Update
- Bad Faith: From Texas to Florida
- Can Water Damage Be Aged? Playing the Dating Game
- Building Envelope Failure
- HVAC & Related Failures in Catastrophes
- A Litigation Perspective on Original Inspection of a Windstorm Loss
- Flood Coverage: From Policy Terms & Conditions Thru Damage Assessments
- Sinkholes
- Assignment of Benefits: My name on the check?
- Conditions in a Policy of Property Insurance
- Use of Experts in the Claims Process
- Gulf Coast/Southeast Insurance Case Law Update
- The F-Word: Topical Fraud
- To Sue or be Sued?
- Appraisal Here. Appraisal There. Appraisal Everywhere
- Advanced Issues in Tackling Complex Business Income & Extra Expense Claims
- Wind Damage Assessment
- Building Envelope Failure
- 3-D Animation and Other Technological Advances
- Insurance Adjusters: How to prepare for your Deposition
- Protecting Your Clients Interest During Settlement
- Bayous, Bays, and Boroughs-The “Money Pit” of the Insurance Industry
2012 Titan Continuing Education
- Advanced Building Codes
- Wind Mitigation Methodologies
- Workers Compensation
- Workplace Safety
2012 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Orlando, FL.
- Gushers and Drips
- Depositions and EUOs
- Sinkholes: The Other Cat
- Condominium Claims and Losses
- Wind and Flood Code Updates
- Matching Interior & Exterior Surfaces
- Adjustment Techniques
- Blowing in the Wind
- Wind Claim Offtrack
- Knowing Coverage
- Florida Prop Insurance
- Structural Evaluation and Restoration
- Non-Destructive and Destructive Testing
2011 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Huston, TX.
- Code Upgrades and their effect on business – Interruption Claims
- What works, what doesn’t – What mediators want you to know ????
- Storm Damage Evaluation of Stucco and truss damage
- Windows and Doors sorting out the problems
- Building Code Update and code: required Upgrades
- The Nitty Gritty of property policy conditions
- Timing Water damage: Building Materials Interpretations
- Scientific Proof of Wind vs. Water in slabbed situations
- Insurance Fraud from all prospectives
- Timing water damage: Building Materials Interpretations
- Warren Faidley, “The Original Storm Chaser”
- Shifting Tides: Growing (Pool) Pains: The Expanding Role of Quasi-public Insurance Entities 2011 IRP – FLORIDA
- Identifying Water Intrusion – Stucco Assessments
- Identifying Wind Damage – Hurricane Assessments
2011 IAQA
- Exposure Guidelines
2010 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Jacksonville, FL. 2010 Presenter: James W. Greer, CPCU #0003633
- Intro to Estimating & Evaluating Property Damage
- GS: What Happened to the 2009 Hurricane Season?
- Advanced Building Code Updates
- Florida Property Insurance Law Update
- Preparation & Presentation of Insurance Claims
- Sinkholes-Florida’s Other Catastrophe
- Documenting The Claim
- Catastrophic Failure: Wind, Water & Windows
- Large Loss Adjusting: Multiple Losses & Carriers
- Appraisal & Umpire Symposium
2010 Gray Systems Inc., Daytona, FL.
- Advanced Code Module (0010945)
- Business Practice
- License Law
- Workplace Safety
- Worker’s Compensation
- Wind Mitigation
2009 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Orlando, FL, Presenter: James W. Greer, CPCU #A104091
- Adjuster Code of Ethics
- Why Good Enough Never is…
- Deposition Boot Camp: Preparation is the key to Survival
- Florida Property Insurance Law Update Wond and Related Cases
- Introduction to Building Codes: Advanced
- Changes in Laws, Coverages & Codes
- PA Legislation Workshop
- 2008 Hurricane Season: Sizzle or Fizzle?
- Using Video Graphics in Insurance Claims
- Water Mitigation
2008 Windstorm Insurance Conference, Tampa, FL. Presenter: James W. Greer, CPCU #0003633
- Handling Large Commercial Losses: A Teamwork Approach
- Expert Opinions…Everybody’s Got One
- Introduction to Building Codes
- Hurricane insurance and Catastrophes in Two Tracks: Politics and Weather!
- Adjuster Depositions: The Do’s and Don’t’s
- Roofing Technology, Damage Assessment, and Repair
- Repair, Restoration or Renovation? Florida’s Existing Building Code
- Changing Laws, Changing Codes, and Changing Coverages
- Appraisal Trends, benefits, Pitfalls, and Practical Concerns
- ReKindling the fire when You’re Down to a Pilot Light
2008 Indoor Air Quality Association, Tampa, FL.
- Use of UVC to Control Airborne Contamination: Current Research Updates, Presenter: Richard Shaughnessy, PH.D., University of Tulsa
- Indoor Air Quality for Facility Managers, Presenter: Ian Cull, P.E., CIEC, Indoor Sciences
- The Great Sampling Debate, Presenter: Wane A Baker, PE., CIH, Michaels Engineering, Frank Dean, CIE, The PDF Group, LLC, Robert Krell, CIEF, CIAQP, CMRS, IAQ Technologies, Inc.
2008 Gray Systems Inc., Gainesville, FL.
- Advanced Code Module(0009085)
- Business Practice
- License Law
- Workplace Safety
- Worker’s Compensation
- Wind Mitigation
Business Interruption Lessons Learned from 9/11 Claims:
- Flood Certification
- Pre-Existing Damage vs. Storm Damage
- Appraisal from A-Z
- Wind vs. Flood
- The Florida Building Code-Revised Again
- Condo Losses
- Hail Damage Myths & Effective Responses
- Mold: Remediation, Mitigation and Spoliation djusting & Measuring the Million Dollar + Commercial Loss, Part I
- Mediation Issues & Strategies for First Party Claims
- Adjusting & Measuring the Million Dollar + Commercial Loss, Part II
2005 Building Enclosures and Building Enclosure/Mechanical System, Presenter: Joseph Lstiburek
- The Indoor Environment, Presenter: Mr. Terry Brennan
- Building Materials and Wild Fire, Presenter Dr. Stephen Quarles
2004 ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers, Inc.) Tampa, Florida
- Ventilation of Health Care Facilities, Moderator: Rick Hermans
- Defining the Healing Environment: Risk, Reward, Reality Moderator: John F. McCathy
- Infection Control, Co-chairs: Tedd Nathanson and Rick Hermans
- Aspergillus Surveillance In A Pediatric Oncology Unit During Hospital Renovation Presenter: Theodore Myatt Assessment of Bioaerosol Reduction Methods In Stem Cell Transplant Units At A University Hospital, Presenter: Wayne Thomann
- Infection Isolation for Surgical Cases, Presenter: Carl Schultz
- Certification of IAQ in Renovated Bone Marrow Patient Ward, Presenter: Phillip Hayden
- Infection Control Issues Related to Fire Protection Upgrades:
- The Evaluation of Two Approaches, Presenter: Nicholas Ganick
2004 Engineering and Health: Do We Know Where We Are Going? Presenter: Michael Hodgson
- Indoor Air Quality Session Co-Chairs: John Tiffany and Tedd Nathanson
- Indoor Environment in Hospital Wards A Case Study In A Swedish Hospital, Presenter: Jennie Skoog Application of ASHRAE Guideline 12 to Health Care Facilities, Presenter: David Geary
- Airborne Microflora In A Respiratory Ward, Presenter: Clive Beggs
- Protecting Indoor Air Quality Through Intake Placement, Presenter: Glenn Schuyler
- Can Healthcare Ventilation Standards Be Maintained Without Breaking The Operating Budget? Presenter: Robert Cox
- Hospital Ventilation In US vs. UK, Presenter: Frank Mills
- Analysis Of Efficacy Of UVGI Inactivation Of Airborne Organisms Using Eulerian and Lagrangian Approaches, Presenter: Farhad Memarzadeh
- Outside Air Control Strategies for HVAC Systems In The Healing Environment Presenter: Robert Van Becelaere Effects Of Room Mixing And Ventilation Strategy on The Performance of Upper Room UVGI Systems, Presenter: Clive Beggs
- On The Circulation Of Air In An Operating Theatre- An Experimental Study, Presenter: John Turner
- When Is MINIMUM Not Enough? Presenter: Phil Maybee
- Preparation For Emerging Infectious Diseases In The Healthcare Environment, Moderator: Andy Streifel
- Design and Commissioning, Co-Chairs: Frank Mills and Anand Seth
- Isolation Room Ventilation Design Case Studies, Presenter: Duncan Phillips
- A New Method For Patient Isolation Room Air Distribution Design. Presenter: Erik Olsen
- Building Systems Commissioning:Minimizing Healthcare Facility-Related Risk Factors, Presenter: Farhad Memarzadeh
- Effect Of Operating Room Geometry And Ventilation System Paramerter Variations, On The Protection Of The Surgical Site, Presenter: Rebecca Ellis
- Healthcare Facility IAQ System Performance-HVAC System Design And Construction Challenges, Presenter: William Ljungquist
2004 IAQA-NAFA, The MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada
- National Standards of Care for Indoor Environments: Creating Partnerships Building Bridges: Presenter: Dr. Earl Taylor
- Fungal Assessments: Fungal Ecology and Count Comparisons, Presenter: John J. Rindy
- Putting Quality Assurance into Field Sampling: Presenter: Michael Dill
- Special Tools for Special Needs Clients: Presenter: Carl Grimes, Chris Watson
- NAFA: Mold contamination, Pathogenic Fungi & Impact on Human Health: Presenter: Dr. Michael Rinaldi
- Mock Legal Trial: Presenter: Michael Greene
- Case Studies Utilizing Worldwide Standards for Mold, Presenter: Robert Brandys, PHD
- Self-reported Symptoms and Indoor Mold, Presenter: Elisa Larkin
- Forensic Evaluation of Mold as a Construction Defect, Presenter: Gary H. Hall, PE
- There’s a New Gunslinger in Town: EPA’s New Voluntary Indoor Air Quality Label for Homes: Presenter: Sam Rashkin
- Psychometrics Made Simple: Presenter: Frank Besednjak
- Carbon Monoxide and the Indoor Environment: Over 20 Hours Education
2004 6th Annual Building Envelope Seminar: Mechanics Of Moisture, Fort Myers, Florida
- Sources Of Heat, Air & Water Intrusion “HAM” Presenter: Dr. Joseph Lstiburek
- Airflow Inside Buildings, Presenter: Andy Ask, P.E.
- Psychrometrics And Specialized A/C Equipment, Presenter: Julie Ferguson
- Moisture Management Strategies, Presenter: Dr. Joseph Lstiburek
- Vapor Control, Presenter: Dr. Joseph Lstiburek
2002 Healthy Indoor Environments Austin, Texas
- Richard Shaughnessy, University of Tulsa Indoor Air Program, Susan Valenti, IAQ Media Group
- Indoor Air Quality Business, Presenter: Anthony Worthan
- Indoor Air Quality Legislation, Presenter: Aaron Trippler
- Indoor Air Quality Legal, Presenter: Edward Cross
- Indoor Air Quality consumer/Insurance, Presenter: Melinda Ballard
- Investigative Tools of the IAQ Trade, Presenter: Francis Bud Offerman
- Qualifying contractor/Consultants for IAQ Work, Presenter: John Tiffany
- Indoor Environmental Health Effects: Emerging Issues, Presenter: Claudia Miller
- IAQ & Ethics: Products and Professionals, Moderator: Edward Cross, Panelists: Elizabeth Stein, John Tiffany, David Krause, Michael McGuinness and Elena Paoli
- New IAQ Product Technology, Moderator: George Benda, Speakers Robert Baker, Steve Baer and Tim Kensok Biological Sampling Instruments & Collection, Presenter: Tina Reponen
- Identifying Construction Defects, Presenter: Joseph Lstiburek
- Biocontamination Remediation, Presenter: Ken Martinez
- Biological Contaminants, Investigative Protocols & Building Science Factors, Presenter: Harriett Burge Antimicrobial Products in HVAC Systems, Moderator: Robert Baker, Speakers: Dennis Edwards, Michael McGuinness and Michael Bowdoin
- Annual Mold Remediation Forum, Sponsored by the Indoor Environmental Institute
- Moderators: Eugene Cole and James Holland
2002 Indoor Air Quality Association, Training and Certification Forum, Orlando, Florida
- Fundamentals of Mold, Sampling and Report Interpretation, Moderator: Dr. Harriet Burge and Dave Gallup Training for IAQ Investigators, Moderator: George Benda
- Mold Remediation Certification, Moderator: Carl Grimes IAQ Sub Specialty Certifications, Moderator: Tom Griffin
- Standards for Water Damage Restoration, Presenter: Larry Cooper
- Preventing IAQ Problems During Construction and HVAC Installation, Presenter: Andrew C. Ask
- Mechanics Of HVAC Designing for Good IAQ, Presenter: Tom Overs
- Solving Crawl Space IAQ Problems, Presenter: Carl Grimes
- IAQ Testing and Instrumentation for Field Investigations, Presenter: Patrick O’Donnell
- IAQ Case Study: A Hospital Operating Suite, Presenter: Mike Holland
- Building Envelopes and Water Intrusion, Presenter: Neil Moyer
- Legal Mock Trail, Moderator: Michael Greene, Esq.
Associates
Gary R. Albritton P.A.
CURRICULUM VITAE
Mr. Gary Albritton is a Professional Roofing Consultant recognized and provides litigation support and expert testimony for commercial, residential, industrial and institutional buildings. He has Estimating, Superintendent and Supervisory skills. Mr. Albritton has been involved with the Roofing industry for over 45 years. He has received a State Certified Roofing License (currently inactive Status) and FRSA Certified Professional Roofing Contractor Award. Mr. Albritton provides roofing representation, plan and specifications compliance, quality control, cost and scheduling analysis, inspections and mediations for property owners, managers and contractors.
QUALIFIED AS:
Manufactures Certified Installer of most all types of metal, shingle, tile, slate, single ply, BUR and synthetic roof systems.
CERTIFICATIONS:
CertainTeed Corp. - Kelley Energy Systems
Goodyear - John Manville
Trocal - Owens Corning
Kaiser Metal - Koppers
Derbigum - GAF
U.S. Intec - Carlisle
W.R. Grace - Firestone
Elizabeth A. Tyrrell
CURRICULUM VITAE
OFFICE MANAGER:
Elizabeth Tyrrell holds a BS degree in Information Systems Management from The University of South Florida. She also has a background as an Electro/Mechanical and Architectural Drafter. Ms Tyrrell has worked in the information systems management field for 20 years. She efficiently handles key projects and office management activities. Introduces work processes that improve efficiency in work productivity. Additionally her task, co ordinates between Clients, Architects and Engineers on various projects, helps in preparation of key project proposals, power point business reports and eXcel spreadsheets. Ms. Tyrrell implements software systems to speed up transfer of information, arranges business meetings, prepares meeting reports. Other responsibilities include supervision of accounting, invoicing and billing
EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Management 1997- University of South Florida Associate of Arts Degree 1994 - St. Petersburg Junior College Elec/Mech/Arch Drafter SOFTWARE: Windows office, (Access, eXcel, Word, PowerPoint, InfoPath), SharePoint, CASE, AutoCAD, Visual Basic, C, C+, Unix, SQL, Oracle, HTML, Perl, ANSOS, Crystal, Cyber Docs, AMAPS, LMS, Phoenix, DCS, Visio 2000, Vista Plus, Acrobat Reader, ODBC, MXP OP/OI, FTP, Monarch, MINX, Clarify, Ceridian, Quick Books, Share File.
HOTELS NEW & RENOVATIONS
GULF GATE RESORT
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: 40 Units – 6 Floors Structural Concrete
Client: Helicon Development Group St. Petersburg, FL.
Project Value: On Request
SIRATA BEACH RESORT
Location: St. Pete Beach, FL
Description: Hotel Room Renovation/Repairs
Client: Nicklaus of Florida, Inc. St. Pete Beach, FL
Project Value: On Request
SIRATA BEACH RESORT
Location: St. Pete Beach, FL
Description: Corporate Lobby/Office Structural Steel Stud
Client: Nicklaus of Florida, Inc. St. Pete Beach, FL
Project Value: On Request
SIRATA BEACH RESORT
Location: St. Pete Beach, FL
Description: Beach Bar, ADA Bathroom Renovation Masonry
Client: Nicklaus of Florida, Inc. St. Pete Beach, FL
Project Value: On Request
SIRATA BEACH RESORT
Location: St. Pete Beach, FL
Description: New 8 Story Building and Campus Renovations
Client: Nicklaus of Florida, Inc. St. Pete Beach, FL
Project Value: On Request
TRADE WIND RESORT/ SANDPIPER
Location: St. Pete Beach
Description: Building Renovations
Client:
Project Value: On Request
TRADE WIND RESORT/ JACARRANDA
Location: St. Pete Beach
Description: Building Renovations
Client:
Project Value: On Request
TRADE WIND RESORT/ BRECKENRIDGE
Location: St. Pete Beach
Description: Building Renovations
Client:
Project Value: On Request
CLUB BAMBOO II
Location: Bradenton, FL
Description: 24 Unit Condominium Hotel Conversion
Client: G & G Motel Bradenton, FL Project Value:
On Request
LA PLAYA HOTEL
Location: Naples, Fl.
Description:
Client:
Project Value: On Request
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL - NEW & RENOVATIONS
MUNRO PLAZA
Location: Pinellas Park, FL
Description: Shopping Center Masonry Construction
Client: Eloho Development Pinellas Park, FL
Project Value: On Request
HOLIDAY PLAZA
Location: Seminole Plaza
Description: Shopping Center Masonry Construction
Client: D. Deloach, Jr. Seminole, FL
Project Value: On Request
MICRO MO ELECTRONICS
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Office, High Tech Clean Room
Client: Marcus Heilner, Agent St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
NATIONAL COLOR GRAPHICS
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Office, Manufacturing, Masonry Construction
Client: National Color Graphics St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
PEOPLE GAS CORPORATION
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Warehouse Renovation Masonry
Client: Peoples Gas Corporation St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
PLAZA BUILDING
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Interior Buildout
Client: SouthMark, FL Dallas, TX
Project Value: On Request
MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING
THE LIDO CONDOS
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: 74 Units – 6 Floors Structural Concrete Construction
Client: The Lido Group St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
THE REEF CLUB CONDOS
Location: Indian Rocks Beach, FL
Description: 55 Units – 5 Floors Structural Concrete Construction
Client: Reef Club, Ltd. Indian Shores, FL Project Value:
On Request
SPRING LAKE VILLAGE
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: 141 Apartments Wood Frame Construction
Client: CDC – Developer/Contractor
Project Value: On Request
COUNTRYSIDE WOODS
Location: Clearwater, FL
Description: 64 Townhomes Masonry Construction
Client: Carl Sachs Treasure Island, FL
Project Value: On Request
WINDSOR WORRICK & AZALEA COURT APARTMENTS
Location: Mobile, AL
Description: Historic Apartment Restoration 3 Buildings 1926
Client: R & R Properties Mobile, AL
Project Value: On Request
INTERIOR BUILDOUTS & ADDITIONS
TIME TELEPHONE MARKETING, INC.
Location: Ocala, FL
Description: Data Center, UPS, Interior Buildout
Client: Ken Lefko Ocala, FL
Project Value: On Request
UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Location: Tampa, FL
Description: Data Center Interior Buildout
Client: Lynn Henddricks Tampa, FL
Project Value: On Request
CONDO ASSOCIATION/HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
SEAPOINTE TERRACE APARTMENTS
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Condo Renovation & Repairs
Client: Goldome Bank St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
CAPRI HARBOR
Location: Treasure Island, FL
Description: Condo Renovation & Repairs
Client: Goldome Bank St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
SHORECREST CONDOMINIUMS
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Condo Renovation & Repairs
Client: Condominium Association St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
MEDICAL OFFICES & HOSPITALS
BAYFRONT MEDICAL & SUNCOAST MEDICAL CENTER
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Medical Center Interior Buildout
Client: Bayfront Medical St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
ALL FLORIDA ORTHOPEDICS
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Description: Medical Center Interior Buildout
Client: Ed Warner Largo, FL
Project Value: On Request
SCHOOL MARION/LEVY. BI-COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Location: Dunnellon, FL
Description: Steel Frame Construction New High School
Client: School Board of Marion County Ocala, FL P
roject Value: On Request S
SAVANNA STUDENT ARTS & DESIGN COLLEGE
Location: Savanna, GA
Description: Student Housing – New Construction
Client: University Housing Corp. St. Petersburg, FL
Project Value: On Request
Mold Inspection & Remediation
Mold and Fungi seem to be synonymous with Florida and the coastal regions of the United States, due to our proximity to water and humid conditions, as well as threats from storms and hurricanes. Remember: Moisture/Vapor is the number one cause of mold. Total Construction Management Solutions
Fungi issues are very serious and should not be ignored in your home, office, or habitable spaces. Exposure to mold and mildew can result in serious health issues, not to mention the resulting damage to your facility, which can be devastating, and may cause an interruption to business services.
Mold and Fungi are like and kind, the incurring damage to contents and buildings only becomes more costly the longer the client delays in annalist and remediation. Spores found within these environments, continuously multiplies usually resulting in a foul odor and visible contamination. Stopping mold quickly, at its origin and correction of the source is critical.
Our Mold and Fungi Analysis offers the following specialized services:
- Evaluations are conducted by personnel Certified and Licensed in Indoor Air Quality and Mold Assessment.
- Samples of air and surface conditions are conducted by certified Laboratory Analysis
- Determinations of the source of moisture and water intrusion are provided in a Report of Remediation Recommendations. The source of vapor and H20 must be determined and corrected prior to mold remediation
The quality of mold remediation service varies widely from company to company. Choosing the wrong one can lead to recurring growth of mold. Do your research regarding the provider’s certifications and experience.
Do not hire an IAQ consultant who performs their own mold remediation
Your Trusted Construction Partner
Insurance Claims
Our team, at Construction & Development Consultants Inc., provides technical assistance to attorneys on Property Loss as well as Builder’s Risk claims. We consult on residential, commercial, industrial and civil projects that are damaged by wind, fire, water and earth movement. We also identify sources of water intrusion for mold claims. In addition, we develop repair solutions that are sensitive to business operations of building occupants and schedule, budget and production priorities of ongoing construction.
Major insurance companies know that they can count on our team to compile reports that offer competitive restoration estimates, and also instruct them on how the size and complexities of the claim provide a reliable source of accurate information to help them determine a fair and reasonable payment to restore the property to as close to its original status as possible.
We have a reputation of providing high-quality services and claims are processed in a timely manner. Service Solutions are provided in the following areas:
LOSS ASSESSMENT
- Scope of Loss Assessment
- Component Failure and Distress Analysis
- Pre-Existing Conditions Identification
- Comparative Scope Analysis and Solution Negotiation
- Cost of Upgrades and Code Enhancements/Law and Ordinance. Negotiations and mediation with Contractor’s and Owner’s
RECONSTRUCTION & MONITORING
- Construction Acceleration versus Business Interruption Cost Benefit Analysis
- Construction Contract Monitoring
- Loss Reconstruction Cost Audit
APPRAISAL SERVICES
- Lost Revenue
- Remediation and put back/construction cost analysis Displacement/Relocation analysis
Indoor Air Quality
It is estimated that humans spend as much as 90% of their time indoors; therefore, it’s critical to make certain that your indoor environment is free of pollutants that will damage or compromise the health of those you care about. When you’re considering contracting with a company specializing in Indoor Air Quality, look to the company that makes this specialty a part of their brand. Indoor Air Quality Consultants, LLC provides all the key components of expertise in this critical area with specialties in environmental, occupational, and residential analysis of Indoor Air Quality, and consult on residential, commercial, industrial, and civil projects damaged by wind, fire, water, earth movement and construction defects.
Our consultants provide:
- A Certified Indoor Environmentalist and Certified and Licensed Mold Assessor to identify sources of water intrusion for mold claims
- Fungal Investigations (to include Remediation Protocol & Procedures)
- An analysis of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems
- A Building Envelope Inspection for water, vapor, and air intrusion
In addition to building a Science Review whitepaper of the project, our specialists provide an identification of construction defects and deficiencies related to fungal contamination. If needed, claims and litigation support is also provided. Finally, we develop repair solutions sensitive to business operations of building occupants and schedule budget and production priorities of ongoing construction. Creating a better indoor environment can help building owners, design professionals, and contractors to minimize – or eliminate – the negative health effects, liability, bad publicity, and costly renovations and repairs associated with Indoor Air Quality problems. Contact the company who is on the leading edge of IAQ issues … Indoor Air Quality Consultants, LLC.
Indoor Air Quality Consultants is qualified as; and compliant under the Federal Governments Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (USGS 02 85 00.00 20 Mold Remediation).
This specification is a joint effort of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), the Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency (HQ AFCESA), the Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment (HQ AFCEE) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
The specification requires that a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or ACAC certificated to conduct the mold assessment on mold remediation contracts. Additionally, it specifically names ACAC certificants as those eligible to perform the remediation contract.
Construction Litigation
Litigation Defect Analysis: The very word – “litigation” strikes fear into the heart of many. And yet, when you have the expertise of Construction Development Consulting (CDC), our professional Construction Managers and Cost Estimators are seasoned in consulting on claims involving defective design, construction or materials, as well as claims pertaining to improper maintenance issues. Our consultants prepare and respond to claims on behalf of our clients to develop case strategies for mediation and/or litigation. We assist owners, litigation managers, and attorneys who may be representing a variety of parties in defect litigation. The legal arena is an ever-changing area of expertise, but the following outlines the majority of the services utilized by our clients
INVESTIGATIVE & DEFICIENCIES ANALYSIS
- Defective Construction Claim Preparation and Response
- Engineering and Architectural Failure Analysis
- Investigative Inspection & Testing
- Roof and Waterproofing Systems Failure Analysis
- Remedial Repair and Methodology Options, as well as
- Remedial Cost Estimating
- Building Product Compliance Analysis Building Code Compliance
MEDIATION & SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE ASSISTANCE
- Negotiation and meeting agendas as well as Strategies
- Demonstrative Presentation
- Remediation Strategy
DATA, DOCUMENT, & IMAGE MANAGEMENT
- Document organization, indexing, control and retrieval
- Contract and Scope-of-work Analysis
- Issue Package Fault Apportionment Analysis
- Discovery and Deposition Assistance
- Expert Testimony
The Core Values of our company are constant and, therefore, provide credible expertise when clients count on us for Litigation Defect Analysis services. Fear not!
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Construction & Development Consultants Indoor Air
1120 Pinellas Bayway S. #209, Tierra Verde, FL, 33715
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Construction & Development Consultants, Indoor Air Quality
1120 Pinellas Bayway S. #209, Tierra Verde FL 33715
44 RD - 8RA Powell, Wy. 82435
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