Mike Conroy Consulting
Indoor Environmental Air Quality Assessments & Mold Inspection
Formerly Known As Insider Invetigations
What I Do
Mike Conroy Consulting, specializing in mold assessment, post remediation verification, and indoor environmental consulting. I am a remediation and restoration specialist providing essential services, including the following:
- Indoor Air Quality Assessment for Mold and Other Allergens
- Mold Inspection & Evaluation
- Indoor Environmental Consulting
- Mold Remediation Protocol
- Post Remediation Verification Inspection
- and more!
Concentrating on commercial, residential and vacation rental condominiums, I am your source to call along the Northwest Florida and South Alabama coastlines for any and all water damage problems.
If you need water damage mitigation services, contact my service branch: ExpertDry
Serving South Alabama: Mobile, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach
North West Florida: Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, Destin, Milton, and Niceville.
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I love when insurance companies tell homeowners that contractors have to follow the “industry STANDARD price.”
Really? Where is this magical price list that all plumbers, electricians, roofers, and restoration contractors are legally required to obey?
Must be kept in the same drawer as unicorns, Bigfoot, and honest deductible waivers.
Let’s be clear:
Xactimate isn’t a law.
Alacrity isn’t the Constitution.
And the IICRC sure as heck doesn’t publish a price list.
And while we’re at it, the IICRC S500 — you know, the one they love to wave around — literally starts with a full page of disclaimers admitting it’s not enforceable, not complete, not verified, and absolutely not a pricing document.
But hey, why let facts get in the way of a good “industry STANDARD price” story?
Here’s the funny part:
I recently submitted three invoices, and one of them was actually $24.66 UNDER the reviewer’s own pricing.
Did they send me a check to bring me “up to the STANDARD”?
Nope.
Because apparently the “standard price” only works in one direction — downward.
Amazing how flexible a “strict standard” becomes when it’s time to pay more instead of less.
If there really was an industry standard price, it would apply both ways.
But since it magically only applies when they want to reduce a bill…
Well, that tells you everything you need to know about where this “standard” actually comes from.
Spoiler: it’s not the industry.
Signed,
The Blue Collar Scientist
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Wow a new reason to have some testing and air samples🤣 ... See MoreSee Less
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