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Luxury Vinyl Certified Inspectors

Luxury Vinyl Certified Inspectors

The following inspectors have passed their exam and report writing to earn their IFCI Luxury Vinyl Certification.

Arizona Vincent Ferranti 623-386-1575
Calgary, Alberta Kevin Broadhead 403-274-9560
California Brad Welsh 760-549-3599
California Herb Hill 805-377-2841
California Tim Dwyer 925-787-4458
Florida Mike Burgener 850-902-3410
Georgia Henri Carr 678-595-5446
Idaho Chance Hodgson 208-899-6498
Iowa Russ Seaver 319-929-3885
Missouri Anthony Smith 314-849-1397
Missouri Robert Andrist 816-350-3229
Mitcham, England Kevin Goodwin 020 8687 1711
Nebraska John Lopez 402-578-9386
Nevada Ray Darrah 702-803-0004
New Jersey Linda Lockwood 609-660-1717
New York Joe Villa 518-369-8463
North Carolina Dennis Matranga 704-614-1656
North Carolina Steve Johnston 336-671-0852
Ohio Joe Ross 330-806-6379
Pennsylvania Tarin Houpt 717-713-3902
Texas Jack Robnett 806-438-5974
Texas Phillip Stead 903-239-3165
Texas Wayne Cooper 915-630-3356
Vermont Rick Reed 802-999-6410
West Virginia Ron Starkey 304-273-5425
New York Steven Rockfeld 516-807-1876
Washington Steve Kohl 509-762-5326
Indiana Kip Miller 317-442-6156

 

Dennis Matranga

Charlotte, North Carolina 28271
certifiedfloorinspection1@gmail.com

704-614-1656

 
The online class was beneficial and informative. It was presented in a professional format and was easy to navigate. I look forward to more online classes from IFCI.
Steve Johnston

Lexington, North Carolina  27295
sjohnston1@triad.rr.com

336-671-0852

 

Two great things about this class. First, it is one of the few schools offering online so you can do this when it works into your busy schedule. Second, you can start the exam, pause and pick back up where you left off. How cool is that? I have two granddaughters and at times, they come over and I put my time into them where it belongs.

Well, a third cool thing about the IFCI class is you can fail the exam and get a do-over. It is not as much about trying to memorize things as it is about learning it.  Let’s face it; sometimes, absorbing everything we just went over is like taking a drink from a fire hose. We get something, but often things spill over. I have a great memory and recall, but have missed too many questions and had to redo an exam regardless. MORE…..

 

 

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