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Williams returns to EnviroVantage as director of mold/microbial division

Barry Williams, one of the top Mold Experts on the east coast, has returned to EnviroVantage. Williams, who will regain his position as director of EnviroVantages mold/microbial division, has over 20 years of experience in battling mold. His understanding of the complexities and the scientific basis of fighting the spores has made him a leader in his field. Williams has the distinction of being the recipient of the only license in the state of New Hampshire that permits him use of EPA registered, industrial strength chemicals to combat the many different types of mold. Williams is very active in the industry sitting on the Board of Directors for the Indoor Air Quality Association and Maine Indoor Air Quality. He is an outstanding speaker who is in demand for seminars, presentations to clients and industry conferences all over New England. EnviroVantage is a two time winner of Business of the Year and New England's most trusted Environmental & Specialty Services Contractor providing services such as the removal of lead, asbestos and mold, demolition, high performance coatings, surface preparation and cleaning, environmental clean-up and more. For further information visit www.envirovantage.com today!
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