You can’t even make this up. Now the testing company is bailing on furnaces and boilers after all their mistakes. We will see if they make this right with us.
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So, where is there another testing lab? I thought the only other one in the country was nowhere around here?
I did some looking.
There are certified labs in Oregon, Canada (Quebec), Sweden, Connecticut, Czech Republic and Denmark. At least if I am reading it correctly.
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EPA Approved Test Labs and Third-Party Certifiers Table | US EPA
Table showing EPA Approved Test Labs and Third Party Certifiers
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