Mike Meyer
Mold Testing Services, LLC
2900 S. Phillips Ave
Suite 700
Sioux Falls, SD 57105
United States
(605) 951-4857
Fees: Would charge for travel, lodging and per diem.

Mike Meyer has thirty seven years experience as an environmental consultant. Over the last seventeen years he has performed >3000 building assessments. This has included houses, apartments, hotels, schools, hospitals, etc. He has presented numerous talks on IAQ and mold over the years. This has included a number of talks at national and international conferences (IAQA, ISIAQ). This has included papers on mold, moisture damage, ultrafine particles, and use of infrared and moisture meters.
Topics:
IAQ/Mold Presentations:
- Indoor Air Mold Problems – Nothing to Sneeze At
- Indoor Air Quality and Sick Buildings
- Indoor Air Quality – Mold and Other Concerns
- Indoor Air Quality & Mold – An Overview for Engineers and Architects
- Mold Basics for Claims Adjusters
- Sick Buildings: An Overview for Health Care Professionals
- What Are Common Causes of Mold Problems?
- Understanding Mold: An Overview for Building Managers
- What are Normal and Problem Airborne Mold Levels? – A Review of 200 Buildings
- Understanding Mold – A Guide for Homeowners
- Understanding Mold – A Guide for Insurance Adjusters
- Moisture and Mold for HVAC Contractors
- Protecting Your House From Mold
- What Not to Do! Understanding Mold and Managing Mold & Water Clean-Ups
- Finding & Fixing Mold & Moisture Problems in the Home
- Ice Dams on Buildings – The Cold Facts
- Introduction to Mold Testing for Realtors
- Finding & Fixing Mold & Moisture in Houses
- Part 1 – Mold for Custodial Engineers, part 2 – IAQ for Custodial Engineers
- What Are Normal & Problem Indoor Total (Non-viable) Airborne Mold Levels? An IAQ Consultant’s Experience Based on Ten Years’ Experience at Hundreds of Houses and Offices in the Midwest
- Before and After Mold Clean-Up Assessments
- Mold stories – Case histories of moldy houses and sick persons
- Everything you wanted to know about moisture meters but were afraid to ask
- Radon, mold and home inspections – what should a realtor know?
- An argument for developing an airborne total (non-viable) mold guideline for indoor exposure – with examples
- Mold and water damage in a duplex – a case study
- Are standard (undisturbed) airborne mold tests reliable? The usefulness of disturbed tests for mold assessments – with several examples
- Infrared cameras and moisture meters for mold and water damage assessments – uses and limitations with examples
- A practical guide for acceptable indoor airborne mold levels (sporetrap) with emphasis on Aspergillus-Penicillium
Contact Us
Indoor Air Quality Association
1120 Rt 73, Suite 200
Mt Laurel, NJ 08054
(844) 802-4103
info@iaqa.org