Quest verification registry
Proof Should Be Easy to Check
Review Quest's current inspector credential, published laboratory qualifications, training marks and real sample report formats before you schedule testing.
The right credential is the one that matches the assigned person, method and project date.
Trust through traceability
Verify the record behind the work.
Quest performs inspection and sample collection, not remediation or abatement. Current credentials and laboratory scopes can change, so this page distinguishes records that can be independently verified from training or certification claims that still require a current card or certificate.
- Person
- Is the assigned inspector currently qualified?
- Method
- Does the laboratory scope cover the ordered analysis?
- Document
- Will the report answer the property decision?
Current verification desk
Open the record you need.
These details are managed from the Admin portal and should be rechecked before future regulated work.
Assigned professional
Meir Efargan
New York State's official Mold Individual Licenses dataset lists Meir Efargan as an active Mold Assessor (SH128), license 25-6TZRA-SHMO. The license was issued April 24, 2025 and expires February 28, 2027. Verify the status again before a future project because credentials can expire or change.
- License
- 25-6TZRA-SHMO
- Type
- Mold Assessor (SH128)
- Status
- Active
- Expires
- February 28, 2027
Training register
Marks with context—not decoration.
Certification marks can show training or program participation. They do not replace the current individual or business credential required for a regulated scope.
IICRC — Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification
MICRO
CMI — Certified Mold Inspector
CMRC
EPA Lead-Safe certified
Sample document library
See the output before you schedule.
Report format and laboratory method depend on the analysis ordered. These examples show how findings may be organized and explained.
Residential indoor air quality
A ten-page example showing VOC and active-mold indicators, source categories and interpretation guidance.
PDF / Sample reportCommercial indoor air quality
A commercial IAQ survey example published for download on Quest's original website.
PDF / Sample reportMold air testing
An example MoldScan report illustrating the laboratory format clients may receive after air sampling.
PDF / Sample reportQuest post-fire laboratory report
A Quest-specific 2025 EMSL report for combustion by-products using NIOSH 5000 analysis.
PDF / Sample reportSample VOC Testing Report
The AirScan and TargetScan compound lists published with Quest's VOC laboratory testing service.
Before you book
Match the credential to the exact property question.
Before hiring an inspector for testing that must hold up with the DOB, an insurer or a court, verify the individual license, any required business-level license, the assigned asbestos investigator's card where applicable, and the laboratory's accreditation for the exact method ordered. A logo or completed training course is not a substitute for a current license record.