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What a Commercial Property Condition Assessment Actually Covers
A PCA tells a commercial buyer what a building will cost them over the next decade. What it covers, what it excludes, and when a lender requires one.

Raymond Ward
5 days ago4 min read


Buying a Property? The Inspector Is the One Professional Working Only for You
The inspector is the one professional in a property purchase with no stake in whether the sale closes. Why that matters, how to tailor your inspection, which additional inspections to consider, and how to choose a qualified inspector.

Raymond Ward
Sep 297 min read


Why Mold Assessment Training Counts Hours Instead of Skills
Florida mold assessors complete 14 hours of continuing education every 2 years, and nothing in those hours asks them to show they can do the work. Why the training market counts attendance, and three ways to change that without a new law.

Raymond Ward
Sep 294 min read


Radon Testing in Florida: Who Must Test, and What a Result Means
Florida certifies radon testers but has never set a radon action level of its own. Who is actually required to test, why the real estate disclosure is not a test result, and what a defensible radon measurement should record.

Raymond Ward
Sep 236 min read


Broward and Miami-Dade Recertification Are Not the Same Program 10, 25, 40- YR
Different triggers, different deadlines, different thermal imaging rules, different forms. An owner who applies what they learned in one county to a building in the other is making the most expensive mistake in this area of work. The two programs share a nickname and very little else.

Raymond Ward
Sep 225 min read


What Infrared Thermography Actually Shows on a Building
Infrared cameras do not see moisture, they do not see mold, and they cannot see through a wall. They see surface temperature. Where Miami-Dade requires thermography on a recertification, what an infrared survey genuinely detects, and the four limits that decide whether a survey is worth anything at all.

Raymond Ward
Sep 225 min read


What a Florida Home Inspector Can and Cannot Say About Mold
Florida licenses mold assessment separately from home inspection, and holding one does not confer the other. Where the line falls, what a home inspector can and cannot report, and the report wording that keeps an inspector inside their license while still telling the client everything they need.

Raymond Ward
Sep 225 min read


Raising the Floor: Seven Structural Gaps in Florida Mold Assessment
A mold assessment report is relied upon by a homeowner deciding whether to spend five or six figures. By an insurance adjuster deciding coverage. By an attorney deciding whether there is a case. By a physician who has been handed it by a patient who is unwell. And by a remediation contractor who will price and perform the work from the protocol inside it. It is a health decision, a financial decision and a legal exhibit, all made on a document that nobody checked. This is the

Raymond Ward
Sep 225 min read
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