​As a Building Biologist, my primary focus is helping you create a healthy home.  The first step is to survey the entire home and assess your home's ability to support your health.  I look for things that might be undermining your health goals.

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This way, I can give you a holistic picture of your home environment, enabling you to make informed choices for improvement.  You may be noticing that you feel un-well in your home and want to find the cause.  This is something I can help you with.  I have seen that people often have a preconceived notion about what it is that's bothering them, but are misinterpreting the cause.

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The most effective way for me to help you is by following my set process, getting all the measurements I need, looking at your home in it's entirely, reporting to you what I found, and offering a list of recommendations.

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I am also able to implement many of my recommendations for you during an additional visit.  But of course, you may choose to hire someone else for that.  In the case of EMF mitigation it is best if I can return to take post-mitigation measurements.

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My recommendations will include simple changes you can make in your lifestyle choices.  Others will be more involved, requiring skilled professional assistance.  Often an electrician will need to correct some wiring errors or install a whole house DE filter.  A plumber might be needed to help remove the common problem of current on the water pipes.  RF and electric field shielding needs to be installed carefully in order to be effective and not create new problems.  A wired router and Ethernet jacks might need to be added so you can eliminate WiFi in your home.

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Once the changes have been implemented, you will be that much further on your way to having a healthy home.  It may take time to get to your ultimate goal, but every step towards that goal is worth it.

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While am at your home, in addition to my EMF inspection, I will be looking out for other things that could negatively affect your home environment.   

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This can include:

• Mold and conditions favorable to mold growth

• Things that might be off gassing chemicals into the air

• Domestic water quality

• DC magnetic field distortions

• DC electric charges, static electricity

• Availability of fresh air

• HVAC system quality

• Proper drainage around the house

• Building's exterior maintenance

• Thermal comfort

• Noise issues

• Particulates

• Foul smells

• Unwanted gases

• Function of exhaust fans

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If I find things that concern me I will discuss them with you.