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Tell me what's happening & I'll help you figure out the next step.
Four entry points lead to the same method. Each path ends with the inspection or consult that matches your situation.
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Four paths into the same method.
Pick the one that matches why you're here. Each ends with the inspection or consult you need.
Most clients come to the website for one of four reasons. The path you pick helps Kit pre-read the situation before you talk. Every path ends at the same three services.
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Feeling sick in the house
Fatigue, brain fog, headaches, sinus issues. You suspect the home is part of it. Start with a full mold + air quality + EMF inspection.
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Bought a new home
Pre-move or post-move. Know the baseline before you spend on remediation. A whole-home inspection gives you a documented starting point.
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Suspected mold
Visible spots, musty smell, past water damage, or a failed remediation. Mold inspection with IICRC protocol in the report.
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Optimizing my home
Already healthy, want to reduce baseline EMF exposure and indoor air load. EMF + air quality focused assessment.
Not sure which path? Start with a 40-minute consult.
$195, credited toward an in-person inspection if you book one within 90 days. Kit will help you sort what matches your situation.
Symptom patterns
The patterns we hear every week.
If any of these describe your household, an inspection is warranted.
- Morning symptoms. Waking congested, stiff, or with a headache that lifts after an hour outside. Often points at bedroom air or electric-field exposure during sleep.
- Worse at home, better traveling. You feel noticeably better after a weekend away and symptoms return within days of being home. The home itself is a suspect.
- One person affected, others fine. One household member reacts while others don't. Often the affected person spends the most time in a specific room that's the problem.
- Post-renovation onset. Symptoms started within six months of a remodel, new construction, or new furniture delivery. Points at VOCs or disturbed mold.
- Kids with unexplained asthma or eczema. Especially after a move into a new home, or after HVAC or water-heater changes.
- Fragmented sleep, waking 2 to 4 a.m. Often pointing at bedroom electric or magnetic field exposure or dirty electricity from solar.
- A remediator said the problem is fixed. But symptoms persist. Third-party post-remediation verification is the standard of care here.
Our process
From first call to follow-up.
Five steps, written plainly so you know what's coming.
- After you send in the request for more information, you'll get an email or phone call from Deb to answer your questions.
- Before your inspection, Kit starts an online pre-evaluation of your home. This may include topography, known cell tower locations, and local geography.
- On the day of your inspection, Kit starts outside the home, looking for clues to figure out why there are problems inside. A room-by-room assessment is performed for the services requested. He goes into every area he can safely fit into, including attics, crawlspaces, and basements. He also thoroughly inspects your HVAC system, a step many inspectors skip.
- Kit completes the report, which includes details, photos, and findings, plus a custom remediation or mitigation plan if needed.
- After you get your report, you can schedule a call with Kit to help answer any questions you might have.
Before you book
How we work.
Three principles you can hold us to.
We don't sell remediation. Ever. We'll provide you with a protocol that describes what needs to happen. Every inspection report includes instructions for what to do next.
We don't sell products, for the same reason. The report tells you what's needed. We don't base our recommendations on what can make us the most money.
Action steps that are actionable. If no one understands the remediation and mitigation plan, it's not a good plan. Every decision you make will be backed by data, science, and support.
Ready when you are.
Book an inspection, schedule a virtual consult, or request more information. Deb handles the scheduling so there’s a human at the other end of the phone.
