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Area Code 205 Area Code 219 Area Code 231 Area CERTIFIED LEAD INSPECTOR'S Cert # First Name Last Name Company Location Phone # Area Code 205 P-01571 Leigh Lachine Accelerated Risk Management LLC BIRMINGHAM (205)533-7662 Area Code 219 P-04277 WILLIAM CENTER Greentree Environmental PORTAGE, IN 219-764-2828 Area Code 231 P-01412 JAMES ARMSTRONG ARM Industrial & Environmental Consultants, Inc. BIG RAPIDS 231-592-9858 P-06974 HAROLD BROWER Norlund & Associates, Inc. LUDINGTON 231-843-3485 P-06268 KYLE CLARK PM Environmental GRAND RAPIDS 231-571-3082 P-00013 ROBERT PETERS Otwell Mawby P.C. TRAVERSE CITY 231-946-5200 P-01268 JOHN REHKOPF Northern Analytical Services LEROY 231-679-0005 P-05558 JUSTON REHKOPF Northern Analytical Services, LLC BIG RAPIDS 231-679-0005 Area Code 248 P-06647 ALI SALIH AL-HADDAD Fisbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber, Inc. GRAND RAPIDS 248-410-7411 P-02334 ROOSEVELT AUSTIN, III Arch Environmental Group FARMINGTON 248-426-0165 P-06124 KATHLEEN BALAZE McDowell & Associates FERNDALE 248-399-2066 P-03480 JULIE BARTON AKT Peerless FARMINGTON 248-615-1333 P-04724 JASON BARYLSKI IAQ Management Services, Inc. FARMINGTON 248-932-8800 P-01082 RICHARD BREMER City of Royal Oak ROYAL OAK 248-246-3133 P-04983 JOSEPH BURLEY Freelance Envir-Tech Services, LLC OAK PARK 248-721-8574 P-05333 THOMAS CARPENTER Performance Environmental Serv. 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PONTIAC 248-858-1343 P-00983 JOHN POMROY Daimler - Chrysler AUBURN HILLS 248-512-8505 P-00654 MIKE PUCHER Oakland County Community Development PONTIAC 248-858-0196 P-01581 STEVEN ROACH Health AIR Inc. FARMINGTON HILLS 248-426-0165 P-04101 KENNAN ROBINS Daniel Louis Corp ORTONVILLE 248-627-4600 P-07002 HUBERT RUSSELL IAQ Management Services, Inc, FARMINGTON 248-932-8800 P-00851 LON SHOOK Oakland County PONTIAC 248-452-9200 P-06058 IAN ORLAND SMITH Tri-Terra LANSING 248-921-2751 P-06300 ANDREW TEMEROWSKI G2 Consulting Group TROY 248-680-0400 P-01615 GREGORY WAGNER Nova Consultants, Inc. NOVI 248-347-3512 P-06923 HAL WEBERMAN Self Employed HAZEL PARK 248-219-3323 P-04290 DAWN WINTHER- FORGIE Card-no, ATC NOVI 248-669-5140 Area Code 269 P-00999 DAVID BATTS Wondermakers Environmental KALAMAZOO 269-382-4154 P-01731 ROGER ERIKSEN Neighborhoods Inc. 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