I had a lab puppy who loved to dig in the backyard, and chew up my hoses. 

Has keyed our car, assualted our landscapers, and there used to be a meth lab upstairs.The neighborhood is mostly gentrified.

To get a letter of compliance after deleading work is done, the lead paint inspector needs to come back and take dust wipes, which are sent to a lab to make sure there isn't high levels of lead paint dust left behind. 

In my current role at my FT job, I am in charge of people and labs.

Both sets of tenants still are living there.I have a large dog (lab that is over 100 lbs) and have had in the past Goldens and a King Shepherd (150 lbs of virtually no fat).  

Depending on the severity of your mold, I can recommend biocide labs. 

(military isn't bad, but new leases every year or so from what I've heard and very few casino workers as the closest one to yucca valley is 29 palms)I have found the area to be very misunderstood - as people driving by assume meth labs, sex offenders and neonazis  ---  when instead you find millionaire horse/animal lovers, older retirees who feel like they have found shangri-la, and an increasing amount of younger LGBT creative folks re-creating identity in the serenity of the desert. also, $15/hr minimum wage law is underway - going up $1 a year until $15 in 2020. 

I was interested in the secondary processing and was worried about the legal liability from the fed.We do pharmaceutical research in the lab.

But I do travel a lot for work (I'm currently in Redding, California).I was attending FIU as a dual major - Biology and Chemistry but I took a break. 

as far as the lying, yep she claimed to have one small service dog on the lease but when I went over there there were two hyper dogs, one a lab, the other a lab mix, no way service dogs and no way small. then I started to dig deeper and found out the references were on her FB page - boy did I feel dumb, but then again I expect that my realtor knows these things since that is what I pay her for.