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Re: Mold Remediation Nightmare - Dririte, Jacksonville, FL
Posted by An Owner's response to irresponsible claimants on this post on 3/07/09

    The previous poster's rant about every single homeowner in Il
    Villagio being affected by "toxic" (? not proven toxic) mold is
    INCORRECT. I have owned here since early 2005 and have NEVER had
    a problem with mold. I checked with every neighbor I encounter
    and they have not had mold issues either. It's a shame that some
    units have mold (a common problem in FL ) and I hope the problems
    are fixed. But to make claims that the entire community is
    infested and that this company failed to do it's job is
    irresponsible. There is a proper, professional and legal way to
    handle their concerns that do not involve throwing every other Il
    Villagio owner under the bus. Grow up. Posting generalizations
    like these online hurt the property values of us all, including you.

    On 2/13/09, In response to Lee Kellison wrote:
    > Mr. Kellison,
    > Dri-Rite, Dri Right, DRIRITE, Dryright, Dry Right is WRONG. I
    > don't believe in unethical attorneys representing clients that
    > knowingly have put HUNDREDS of families at risk of toxic mold
    > exposure--- I am lucky that my infant daughter is able to
    > breathe on her own due to the NEGLECT on your company's part
    > to actually solve the moisture problem in Il Villagio condos.
    > The mold here is REAL. The problems are REAL. The statements
    > that homeowners are making are REAL. They aren't made up
    > stories from ex coworkers of that company---THEY ARE ALL TRUE
    > and if anyone has any questions, I would hope that they would
    > visit Il Vilagio themselves and ask ANY homeowner. No need to
    > ask, you can see it for yourself growing on all of the
    > windows, walls, ceilings, AC ducts. It's not just in one or
    > two units, it's in every single unit in Il Vilagio. So if
    > DryRite did such a great job, then WHY is there still evidence
    > and health related issues from units that were "remediated" by
    > your company? Why has DriRite had to REDO and RE-REMEDIATE
    > several untis AND the clubhouse? If you believe your company
    > is so legit, where are the HUNDREDS of files and documentation
    > regarding the excellent remediation of all of these units? Oh
    > wait, that would be EVIDENCE against your company wouldn't
    > it?
    > In response to JS, if anyone has any advice, the owners here
    > would love to speak to someone on how to remediate the
    > problems with the mold. Please contact the Il Villagio Home
    > Owners Association or the Property Manager at Marsh Landing.
    >
    >
    > On 8/30/06, Lee G. Kellison, Esquire wrote:
    >> To Whom It May Concern:
    >>
    >> This Law Firm has the pleasure of representing DRIRITE®
    >> located in Jacksonville, Florida. DRIRITE® is aware of
    > three
    >> negative postings on this website, posted on April 18, 19th
    >> and June 13th. Please be advised that DRIRITE® finds them to
    >> be slanderous and defamatory. DRIRITE® suspects that a
    >> former employee and/or a competitor of DRIRITE® posted the
    >> negative statements in order to unfairly damage the DRIRITE®
    >> name, reputation, and business.
    >>
    >> DRIRITE® values its hard earned reputation in the mold
    >> remediation industry. The company takes pride in performing
    >> its services and has an excellent customer satisfaction
    >> history. DRIRITE® is eager to dismiss any concerns raised
    > as
    >> a result of the untrue statements. Please feel free to
    >> contact Kathy Bookstore at DRIRITE® if you have any
    >> questions, comments or concerns relating to the Toxlaw.com
    >> postings.
    >>
    >> Sincerely,
    >>
    >> Lee G. Kellison /s/
    >>
    >> On 4/18/06, JS wrote:
    >>> Does any one know about a mold remediation company in
    >>> Jacksonville named Dri-rite? It seems to me that they are
    >>> not on the level. They were hired by my condo assoc. to
    >>> remove a great deal of mold from my residence. Another
    >>> resident hired an IH to inspect after Dririte had
    >>> supposedly finished the mold removal on her unit. The IH
    >>> said that they only removed less than 1/3 of what they
    >>> should have and did a terrible job. I asked him how they
    >>> get away with this, he said that they inspect their own
    >>> work and just say that they pass every time regardless.
    >>> He told me that builders use them because they look
    >>> professional (a point that I can't agree), they are cheap
    >>> and fast because they only remove or wipe down the mold
    >>> you can see and then just say that they are done, thus
    >>> saving builders money and screwing homeowners. They have
    >>> just finished working in my unit and I do not feel at
    >>> ease. They test there own work, is that the correct way
    >>> to do these things? They even reinstalled the drywall
    >>> before the results came back, is this right? I am very
    >>> worried. I think that my builder has taken advantage of
    >>> me. Can anyone offer any advice?


     
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