About: Scott Wieringa
- Profile
- Scott Wieringa is a Senior Project Manager that performs indoor air quality assessments with a specialty in radon and odors. Mr. Wieringa holds a Bachelors of Arts degree from Calvin College. He is an ACAC Council-Certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE) and Illinois Licensed Radon Professional with residential and commercial building endorsements. Prior to working at Indoor Science, Scott was a residential real estate appraiser with over 23 years of experience inspecting properties in varying capacities. In his words… “I have a special interest in helping clients track down how their homes or businesses might be making them sick. In my spare time, I’m involved in song writing, sketching and spending time with my family.”
Posts by Scott Wieringa :
- Failed Mold Remediation – What’s Next, on in Uncategorized
- Rental properties and VOCs, on in Uncategorized
- Relative Humidity and Mold, on in Uncategorized
- Carbon Monoxide Stories, on in Uncategorized
- Indoor Air Quality Stories – Part I, on in Uncategorized
- How does a radon mitigation system work?, on in Uncategorized
- Illinois Daycare Centers and Radon, on in Uncategorized
- Fireplaces and Indoor Air Quality, on in Uncategorized
- Sick Building Syndrome – Questions To Answer!, on in Uncategorized
- It came from the crawl space…, on in Uncategorized
- Radon Test Kit vs. Professional Inspection, on in Uncategorized
- Can mold growth in one location affect other areas?, on in Uncategorized
- Is Mold Testing a Scam?, on in Uncategorized
- Carcinogens in Your Home’s Air, on in Uncategorized
- Why Radon Testing Should be done in Multiple Locations, on in Uncategorized
- Can a home’s HVAC hurt indoor air quality?, on in Uncategorized
- Common Myths about Radon Testing and Home Buying, on in Uncategorized
- How Residential HVAC Impacts Air Quality, on in Uncategorized
- National Radon Action Month, on in Uncategorized
- Indoor Air Quality Holiday Gifts, on in Uncategorized
- What can mold look like inside a house?, on in Uncategorized
- Radon – What are acceptable levels?, on in Uncategorized
- How often should I test for radon?, on in Uncategorized
- Air Quality Affecting Pets – Canary in a Coal Mine, on in Uncategorized
- Your Realtor is Wrong. Radon CAN be High in Chicago, on in Uncategorized
