Giuliano Odeh — the licensed professional behind every Sterling report.
Your inspection is performed by Giuliano Odeh, a Florida-licensed mold assessor and remediator who has completed 300+ inspections since January 2026 — not a subcontractor.
Short answer
Sterling inspections are carried out by Giuliano Odeh, a Florida Licensed Mold Assessor (MRSA5798) and Mold Remediator (MRSR5761) with 10+ years of building-science experience who has personally completed more than 300 inspections since January 2026 across the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County. He is IICRC-certified in water damage restoration and NORMI-certified as a mold assessor and remediator.
Giuliano's focus is building science: how water moves through a structure, why Florida's humidity and cooling loads create hidden moisture, and what the evidence actually supports. The work is methodical and calm — a diagnostic visit, never a sales call.
Because Florida law bars Sterling from remediating a home it inspected for 12 months, there is no incentive to overstate a problem or recommend work we'd be paid to perform. The recommendation reflects your property — nothing else.
Florida Licensed Mold Assessor
MRSA5798
- 10+ years of Florida building-science experience
- Insured — general liability + errors & omissions
- Licensed mold assessor and remediator, never both on one home
- IICRC-certified water damage restoration technician
- Serving Vero Beach to Boca Raton
Equipment that sees what the eye can't.
Diagnostics do the talking — so findings rest on readings and images, not guesswork.
Infrared thermal imaging
Reveals the temperature signatures that can indicate hidden moisture behind finishes.
Moisture meters (pin & pinless)
Measure dampness in building materials without cutting into them.
Hygrometer
Tracks indoor humidity — a primary driver of Florida mold.
Air & surface sampling pumps
Accredited-lab sampling, used when it will answer a real question.
How the work is held to account.
- IICRC S520
- F.S. 468.8419 independence
- Ch. 468, Part XVI
- DBPR-verifiable license
- GL + E&O insured
- Accredited-lab sampling
Independent by design
Florida law (F.S. 468.8419) separates the mold assessor from the remediator on the same home. Giuliano holds both licenses and never does both on one home within 12 months.
Recognized standards
Assessments and any remediation protocols reference the IICRC S520 standard for professional mold remediation, so a contractor has a clear, defensible scope to follow.
Documentation that holds up
Every visit produces plain-language findings, moisture readings, and photos — a record buyers, sellers, attorneys, and insurers can rely on.
Licensed, insured, and independent by design.
No scare tactics and no inspect-and-remediate conflicts — just licensed work, documented and on the record.
Clients from Vero Beach to Boca Raton
Florida Licensed Mold Assessor & Remediator
MRSA5798 · MRSR5761
Florida requires license numbers on advertising and reports (Ch. 468, Part XVI).
Verify on DBPRInsured · GL + E&O
General liability and errors-and-omissions coverage stand behind every job.
Independent by design
Florida law (F.S. 468.8419) keeps the mold assessor and the remediator separate on the same home. Sterling holds both licenses and never does both on one home within 12 months, so our findings are never shaped by a remediation we'd be paid to perform.
Certified, 10+ years in
IICRC-certified water damage restoration technician and NORMI-certified mold assessor and remediator, with a decade-plus of Florida moisture, HVAC, and mold work.
Ready for clear answers about moisture and mold?
Request an inspection or call Sterling. We explain what we find, what it means, and what to do next — with no remediation upsell.