If your home has odors, it may not be because of mold. Poor ventilation could be the cause of your odors.

ASHRE recommends that the air inside your home be 'exchanged' between 18 and 48 times per day. As construction practices create more energy efficient homes, natural ventilation decreases dramatically. The higher energy efficient homes of today, are less likely to breathe to conserve energy and are tightly sealed. If odors, off gasses, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's), are not removed from the home, then this will dramatically negatively impact your indoor air quality. The World Health Organization estimates that 30% of all new or newly remodeled structures may be linked to sick building syndrome as a direct result of lack of ventilation.

Increasing ventilation

what are things I can do to increase ventilation What role can an HRV/ERV play in helping improve my indoor air quality.

How air travels in your home

a step by step understanding of how air flows inside a home and how that affects your indoor air quality. Installing an ERV will both lower your energy costs, but improve your air quality

Understructure

how opening from your understructure can affect the inside of your home. What can be done?

Thermal Imaging

The role thermal imaging can play in helping understand issues in your home. How physics play a role inside your home and affect your indoor air quality

Air travels through your home naturally.

Watch a video on the understructure of your home.