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Building Envelope

The building envelope refers to all external building materials, window and walls that enclose the internal living space. Homes are built tighter to control air leakage and improve energy use, but tighter construction limits much-needed air exchanges. If the envelope isn't constructed of "breathable" materials, stale air and pollutants tend to be retained and re-circulated via the HVAC duct system.

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Case Studies

Family Escapes Toxic Mold

What began as a sound investment, soon turned into a nightmare as Judy and her family began to suffer from the consequences of poor building practices. When Judy first called me, she was very distressed...

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