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Area Code 231 Area Code 248 Area Code 224 Area Code CERTIFIED LEAD ABATEMENT CONTRACTORS Cert # Company Name Location Phone # Owner Area Code 224 C-01036 August Design Build Detroit 224-567-0697 Patrick Linder Area Code 231 C-00869 Beattie Bros. Construction Holton 231-638-3516 Tony Beattie C-00232 Gray Space Construction Muskegon 231-955-9701 Curtis Holden C-01060 Jr. Walker Construction Muskegon 231-750-1719 Mark Walker Jr. C-00819 Midwest Builders Muskegon 231-206-3569 Joseph Fehler C-00981 Nassau Construction, LLC Muskegon 231-638-7880 Francena DePung C-00410 Nichols Construction Cadillac 231-775-0020 Roy Nichols C-00953 Northern A-1 Kalkaska 231-258-9961 Edward Ascione C-00944 Northwest Tile & Interiors White Cloud 231-689-6836 Edward Walters C-00935 Thor Construction Boyne City 231-675-4717 Chip Witte Area Code 248 C-00185 ABR Alpine Design Berkley 248-506-0940 Richard Burke C-00283 Annointed Construction LLC Detroit 248-905-5033 David Fouche‘ C-01059 Back To Life Properties, Inc. Detroit 248-761-3213 Kenneth Loggins C-00296 B.D. Harris, Inc. Madison Heights 248-291-5392 Benston Harris C-00324 Call On Him Construction Farmington Hills 248-615-0250 Kevin Lawrence C-00995 CasaValle, Inc. Commerce Twp. 248-246-6333 Anthony Casanova C-00706 Concraft, Inc. Auburn Hills 248-867-3213 Anthony Crimando C-00990 Cymex LLC West Bloomfield 248-722-7335 Martin Petrov C-00529 D & A Construction Services Southfield 248-424-9001 Demetris Armstrong C-00293 Dewitt Building Co. Inc. Oakland 248-559-7300 James Weiner C-00722 D.R. Martin, Inc. Detroit 248-210-7376 Darnell Martin C-01062 Enerdynamic, LLC Southfield 248-450-3467 Kevin Bailey C-01017 Everclean Restoration & Cleaning Services Troy 248-439-0215 Christian Fahoome C-00784 Fortune Builders Bloomfield Hills 248-342-3093 Ajay Chadha C-00748 G. Fisher Construction Company Farmington 248-855-3500 Glen Fisher C-01007 Ginasis Construction & Design, Inc. Pontiac 248-451-1406 Regina Campbell C-01008 Howell Construction Services, LLC. Howell 248-877-8273 Douglas Snover C-00552 Mansfield Construction Group LLC West Bloomfield 248-613-5386 Richard Connell C-01047 Metropolitan Environmental LLC Farmington Hills 248-238-6103 LaMar Grace C-01042 M & T Remodeling LLC Belleville 248-579-3406 Anthony Castellani C-00384 Ole Rosebrook Building Company LLC Oxford 248-969-2859 John Rose C-01015 On The Mark Contractors LLC West Bloomfield 248-497-6795 Mark Sulaka C-00885 Optimum Contracting Solutions, LLC Bloomfield Hills 248-346-3069 Anamaria Tet C-00530 Qualified Construction Corp. Wixom 248-684-0005 Glenn Hofmeister C-00551 Saylor Building Company Troy 248-524-2950 Roger Saylor C-00657 Sosnowski Construction West Bloomfield 248-875-3265 David Sosnowski C-00433 Stroyko Construction Group, Inc Detroit 248-219-8864 Irena Milanova C-00855 Synergy Construction Group LLC Rochester 248-853-5783 Dan Gilbert C-00481 TSS Consultants, Inc. West Bloomfield 248-788-0283 Tulika Shant C-00136 United Building Service Company Ferndale 248-548-4208 Thomas Holland Area Code 269 C-00887 Abatement & Building Specialists Richland 269-207-2744 Walter S. Higdon C-00650 Across the Board, LLC Allegan 269-673-8791 Debra VanOosten C-00733 Barnard Building & Construction Kalamazoo 269-217-6862 Robert Barnard C-00704 Battle Creek Area Habitat for Humanity Battle Creek 269-966-2502 Beverly Kelley C-01044 Better World Builders, LLC Kalamazoo 269-383-7862 Mark Lee C-00791 Blackberry Systems, Inc. Kalamazoo 269-353-8844 Michael Shields C-00864 Flory Construction Marcellus 269-501-3417 Willis Flory C-01011 Heights Construction Unlimited LLC Battle Creek 269-963-6459 Del Kilbourne C-01050 Home Ownership Construction Services L3C Kalamazoo 269-364-2538 Matt Milcarek C-00659 Jeffrey Michael LLC Kalamazoo 269-760-5238 Jeffrey McCarthy C-00647 L & S Construction Centreville 269-420-4377 Levi Schmucker C-00167 Martin & Associates Environment LLC Portage 269-226-0707 Billy Martin C-00323 Mazzoni Building& Consulting Sturgis 269-651-8871 Fred Mazzoni C-00401 Premier Construction Services, Inc. St Joseph 269-429-4013 Wallace Oldham, Jr C-00820 Roach Home Improvement, LLC Battle Creek 269-274-1496 Terry Roach C-00820 Roach Home Improvement, LLC Battle Creek 269-274-9085 Terry Roach C-00909 Schmidke Builders & Contracting Ceresco 269-967-9455 Don Schmidke Area Code 313 C-01020 3lk Construction LLC Detroit 313962-8700 Lorenzo Walker C-00532 3 R Home Improvement, LLC Lincoln Park 313-389-9931 Ronald Cox II C-01054 Acre Building Company, LLC Romulus 313-953-0114 Robert Ross C-00020 Afor International Construction Co., LLC Detroit 313-307-1026 Basil Ogbu C-00189 Air Technology Systems, Inc. Detroit 313-693-4673 Juan D. Reyes C-00971 Aldewin Rose Contractors, LLC Detroit 313-974-7274 Rachel Saltmarshall C-00732 Ampro Construction, LLC Detroit 313-891-6000 Darnell Jackson C-00350 Beard Associates, Inc. Detroit 313-293-3714 Beverly Beard C-01055 Bentlees Construction LLC Detroit 313-848-3947 Vincent Bennett C-01043 Best Bet LLC Highland Park 313-215-3004 Damon Ghee C-00274 Canbai Construction Company Detroit 313-779-9397 Bailey Tate C-00669 Champion Building Company of MI LLC Taylor 313-410-4158 Lerone Hunt C-00102 Clark’s Construction Detroit 313-345-7503 Clark Bailey C-00982 CTI Services White Lake 248-698-6900 Edward G. Wenz, Jr. C-00072 DACO Construction, Inc. Detroit 313-822-6270 Floyd Davis, Jr. C-00967 Dart Construction Roseville 313-550-3500 Donald Calcaterra, Jr. C-00911 DeePali Co., LLC Redford 313-704-2314 Dharmen Patel C-00993 Detroit 2000 Land Home Development Detroit 313-341-9801 Jeffrey Hendricks C-00394 DMC Consultants, Inc. Detroit 313-491-1815 Darshita Chaundhary C-00959 DSL Construction 13 Detroit 313-820-9834 Darren Copeland C-01030 Eco Green Environmental Services LLC Dearborn Heights 313-971-9853 Mohamad Ayoub C-00030 Environmental Maintenance Engineers Inkster 313-791-2600 Mike Kelly C-00017 Environmental Specialty Services Inc. Highland Park 313-891-2710 Michael Berg C-00987 Future Build Construction Group Detroit 313-833-3935 Guy O. Williams C-01028 Global Green Solutions Detroit 313-623-8066 Alfredo Guerra Jr. C-00851 Go Green Contracting Detroit 313-202-9025 Leon Petty C-00390 Green Solutions Environmental Services Detroit 313-279-0449 Monica Starks C-00255 Homeform Corp. Troy 313-972-1032 Jerzy Wydmuch C-00166 Kingsway Building & Maintenance Inc. Detroit 313-895-8244 Larry Holloway C-01002 K-N-D Restoration and Home Improvement Detroit 313-828-9108 Keith Chapman C-01046 KNM Group Detroit 313-957-1278 Kandia Milton C-00897 Lake Star Construction Services, LLC Canton 313-319-4999 Charles Bailey C-01048 Landlord Nation Inc. Flat Rock 313-717-9549 Alfred Washington C-00960 Land-Ho Corporation Dearborn 313-215-6567 Dennis A. Mac Donald C-00245 Larry's Construction Redford 313-475-1368 Larry Butler C-00946 MLH Construction Detroit 313-585-5420 Mylan Hall C-00877 OMP Construction Inc. Livonia 313-525-4588 Priyanka Patel C-00998 Porter-House Construction LLC Southfield 313-549-6257 Roland Porter C-01019 Precise Business Supply Source LLC Detroit 313-962-8700 Lesa Walker C-00743 Professional Contracting & Consulting, Inc. 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Detroit 313-757-1350 Taru Srivastava C-01039 Turnage Home Renovations LLC Detroit 313-544-6301 Antonio Turnage C-00360 Uniglobe Construction, Inc. Detroit 313-592-0088 Jill Holloway C-01029 Vertical Alliance LLC Detroit 313-530-0204 Robert Walker IV C-01064 Vin-Con Inc. Plymouth 313-356-7000 Vincent Howard C-00850 We Preserve Michigan Residential Services Southfield 313-673-6800 Jason Reaves C-00426 Westwind Companies, LLC Taylor 313-457-4919 Steve O'Guin Area Code 317 Area Code 419 C-00140 Total Environmental Services LLC Toledo, OH 419-244-6555 Terry Luhring C-00509 Williams Painting Co. Toledo, OH 419-841-3240 Michael Williams Area Code 517 C-00318 Asbestos Abatement, Inc. Lansing 517-323-0050 David Suty C-00007 Asbestos & Lead Abatement of Michigan, Inc. 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