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Insights from Environmental Hazard specialist, Joel Loving

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Insights from Environmental Hazard specialist, Joel Loving

Joel Loving brought his almost 40 years of experience to the show Saturday. Michael and he discussed the dangers and what to look regarding asbestos, mold, lead based paint, and radon. It is important to Know what to look for whether you are thinking of buying or are already a homeowner

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