Now, We Need To Talk About Sick House Syndrome [Event Announcement!]

Join us on August 8, 2024, at 4 PM EST when Rick offers a live, one-hour webinar, “Sick House? Get Expert Advice About Where To Begin.” Admission free; registration required.

Do you or others in your home have symptoms that seem to evaporate when you leave? Then it’s likely your home is causing those symptoms.

It’s not your imagination.

That situation is called “sick house” or “sick building” syndrome. It’s estimated that at least 30% of all homes have underlying conditions that make the occupants sick.

In the southern Appalachians, a wide range of internal and external factors can make a house go from healthy to sick. These include, but aren’t limited to:

Mold overgrowth just about anywhere, top to bottom
Microclimates and Severe Weather
Rising heat and humidity
Building materials from friable asbestos to outgassing sheetrock
Odorless gasses, like radon
Chemicals from agriculture or industry
System features that aren’t working as hoped
Others that are observed by those living in the home

The truth is that every house is unique to where it sits. The lifestyles of the people who live in the house are also a factor. Sometimes seasonal changes can trigger unhealthy conditions. A new building project across the street that changes runoff conditions can affect your home’s health status.

A Healthier Home offers this webinar because we know it’s important that you understand how to recognize the ways your home supports your best health – and that you know the first steps to take when it doesn’t.

If you want to prevent, find, or fix the areas in your home that could be big triggers for sick house syndrome, then “Sick House? Get Expert Advice About Where To Begin,” is for you.

Act now to attend this informative, interactive 1 hour webinar.

August 8 at 4 PM EST

Remember, sick house syndrome is real. It harms your health and your home value. When you show up for this webinar with Rick, you’ll have the information and insights you need to take the lead to improve your home’s health status.

Spaces in this webinar are limited, so don’t delay in reserving your seat. Not sure you can make it live? No worries, we’ll share the replay for you.