Greene County Courthouse
Mold Letter
The memorandum on this letter and the information on Greene Country is posted further down on this site.
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Dear Mr. Kenneth LaBad (and Whomever It May Concern),
This correspondence is in reference to our church's estimation of benefits realized from the services familiar to Mr. Ken LaBad. As well, to speak to the benefits of his product line; the Fresh Air and DuctwoRx.
Our First
Presbyterian Church of North Port, South Biscayne Drive, was
concerned about two issues; a typical stale, musty smell in
the church facilities and
(once we actually noticed it by sight) the mold. Our church had not been damaged by any hurricane from the '05 season and we did not suspect we had any mold issues. Due to an aging roof, and undetected leaks subsequently discovered, we faced the obligations of rectifying mold issues.
It turns out that the "musty smell" was identified more intelligently as a problem with long-standing mold. But, like most of the public, we had never perceived mold as a potential health hazard in our facilities. We did not even know we had mold.
This caused us to rethink how several of our congregation had the complained of the "old church" odor. Others of the staff and congregant members commented on persistent headaches. We began putting two and two together... I think they call it connecting dots.
First, we had our church building sterilized from top to bottom. Next, we pursued the installation of two separate devices; several Fresh Air units inside the various rooms and one DuctwoRx in each of our 4 HVAC systems.
We could not be any more satisfied with this remedy. Our church has no more unacceptable odors. It, indeed, has gone from musty-smelling to extremely clean; from the old building smell to a new building freshness. The mold issues are solved; we therefore highly recommend the chemical sterilization with Mr. LaBad's systems as an initial step. The final step is utilizing the Fresh Air and DuctwoRx to add that finished touch of freshness. We are convinced that this final step enables us the desired persistent, ongoing maintenance of truly healthy indoor air.
As far as our mold
problems; they are now old problems! It is with the utmost
confidence that I recommend Mr. Ken LaBad and the services
and products he represents. You may call me at any time -
xxx-xxx-xxxx; or reach me by email - agapetied@xxxxxxxx.com
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Greene County Courthouse Mold Letter
In short, the
Court House in downtown Greeneville had a serious mold problem. EcoQuest
donated equipment to treat the air and the results were so fantastic (also inexpensive) that administrators from many counties have
come by to learn what was done. About Greeneville and President
Andrew Johnson EcoQuest's corporate headquarters
city is Greeneville, a successful small town in Eastern Tennessee (an
hour east of Knoxville, an hour west of Bristol) and the home of
President Andrew Johnson who succeeded Abraham Lincoln after Lincoln's
assassination (Johnson was born in North Carolina and moved
to Greeneville as a teenager). Here is some biographical information
on Greeneville's most famous historical figure.
Andrew Johnson (1808-1875) inherited the wartime dispute between Lincoln and Congress over how to treat the South after the Civil War. Congress opposed Johnson's views and enacted many laws over his vetoes. The division widened and finally the US House of Representatives voted to impeach him. The Senate failed by one vote to remove him from office.
Throughout his life, Johnson aroused strong support or fierce dislike. Some historians view him as an unfit leader who was too generous to the Southerners after the war. Others portray him as a leader who accurately saw that harsh treatment of the Southern States would increase divisions in the Union. Johnson's acquittal in the impeachment trial preserved the independence of the presidency.
Johnson was a man of the frontier whose early political hero had been President Andrew Jackson, also a Tennesseean. A tailor by profession, Johnson lacked formal schooling. His wife taught him to write and do arithmetic. He had the touchy pride of a self-made man.
Johnson lacked Lincoln's skill in getting people to work together, but he was honest, brave, and intelligent. During his political days in Tennessee there were rumors that he would be shot at a certain public meeting. As he faced a large, unfriendly audience, he fingered his pistol (Imagine! -- a governor wearing a pistol to a speech) and began, "Fellow citizens, I have been informed that part of the business to be transacted on the present occasion is the assassination of the individual who now has the honor of addressing you. I respectfully propose that this be the first business in order. If any man has come here tonight for the purpose indicated, I do not say let him speak, but let him shoot." Silence fell. Then Johnson began his speech.
Johnson was a US congressman, a governor, and a US senator. A lawyer at the impeachment trial described him thusly: "He is a man of few ideas, but they are right and true, and he could suffer death sooner than yield up or violate one of them."
During Johnson's term as president there were some noteworthy achievements. The United States purchased Alaska. Southerners worked to repair their ruined towns and farms and to reorganize their economy without slavery. America saw its first oil pipeline, the first refrigerated rail car, and the first practical typewriter.
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