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Free Mold & Radon Seminars - To Resume in 2022


  

FREE MOLD & RADON EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS

Happy 2022 everyone!

As many of you know, we perform free mold and radon seminars to groups around the metro Boston and southern NH area. Those of you who have attended know they are fun and most of all informative! As I always state, my goal is to educate, not scare. Due to COVID, we paused our seminars in 2020.

I know a lot of us are still practicing social distancing and want to be mindful of everyone's personal considerations not to mention local government mandates. That being said I'd like everyone know we are still offering and ready to perform seminars when you are!

Both seminars consist of a visual slide show presentation with live narration. We go over the basics and how mold and radon play a role in our lives. We discuss ways to protect ourselves.

Mold - Usually the Mold seminar is approximately 45 minutes depending on how many questions and attendee participation. 

Radon - The radon seminar is approximately 35 minutes depending on how many questions and attendee participation.

If we do both, it's a usually a quick, informative 1.5 hours. (depending on interactions}

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