Home Safe Mold Inspectors

06/07/2026

LOOKING FOR A MOLD SAFE HOME? This class is for you!

We are very excited to launch an online Home Buyers and Renters Class! This class is designed to help home buyers and renters w**d out potentially dangerous homes.

Sadly we get calls frequently from new home owners whose dream of buying a home turned into a nightmare and renters who are stuck in a lease for a home that is making them sick.

We want to teach you how to vet properties with potential red flags.

Our very first class will be Sunday, June 28th at 3pm.

The first class will have limited spots available, and participants will receive a BIG discount. The initial introductory course will only be $75.

Each spot is open to the purchaser and their spouse or co-borrower/co-applicant. You will need to be together on the same zoom link.

The class will be approximately 2-3 hours and will have a Live Q&A at the end. We will cover:

The basics of mold
Hard no’s
Red flags
How to personally inspect the exterior
How to personally inspect the interior
Tools you may want to take with you
Signs of water damage and mold
Potential testing methods
Questions to ask
Areas to avoid
Important considerations
Prevention strategies
And SO much more!

We want to give you the knowledge and power to make a safe and informed decision for your next home.

To sign up email [email protected] and put Class in the subject line. Spots will only be secured once the subsequent invoice has been paid.

06/05/2026

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-indoor-air-podcast/id1729207728?i=1000767388041

Podcast Episode · Your Indoor Air Podcast · May 12 · 10m

05/29/2026

PLEASE don’t let vines grow on your home like this!

I know some people like the look, but it is so bad for your home. Behind that “romantic look”, vines can quietly wreak havoc on your home’s structure.

Climbing plants like ivy or wisteria attach themselves to walls with rootlets or tendrils that dig into siding, brick mortar, stucco, and wood. Over time, this can cause:

🔹 Cracked or crumbling masonry – Vines can widen existing cracks and create new ones.
🔹 Rotting wood – Moisture gets trapped against wood siding and trim, promoting decay.
🔹 Peeling paint and damaged finishes – Vines draw water and trap humidity, which can cause paint to bubble, peel, or flake prematurely.
🔹 Roof and gutter problems – If vines reach your roofline, they can lift shingles, clog gutters, and allow water to seep into your attic or walls.
🔹 Mold growth – Constant shade and moisture retention create the perfect breeding ground for mold, especially near windows, doors, and foundation walls.

Vines may look like pretty, but they come with a huge hidden price. If your home is wearing a green coat of vines, it is time to think about clearing it off and giving your exterior a little breathing room. It might also be time to get a detailed mold inspection.

05/27/2026

Could mold, Lyme disease, long-haul COVID, or carbon monoxide be behind your mystery symptoms? 🤔

Dr. Neil Nathan has spent decades finding what mainstream medicine often misses.

If you've ever felt dismissed or are still searching for answers, this episode might be the one that finally makes everything click. 💡

🎧 Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-90-from-toxic-to-treated-part-1-interview-with/id1729207728?i=1000769668202

▶️ Watch now: https://changetheairfoundation.org/from-toxic-to-treated-part-1/

Episode Highlights

✅ How do the terms sensitivity, toxicity, and reactivity differ from one another? (4:17)

✅ What new insights does the second edition of Dr. Nathan's book, Toxic, share with readers? (7:16)

✅ When taking a patient's history, what patterns lead Dr. Nathan to identify mold toxicity as the primary driver rather than pathogens or other environmental threats? (10:53)

✅ How do children and adults differ in how they present with mold-related illness? (15:17)

✅ What testing can help detect mold-related illness? (16:53)

✅ What would it take for recognition of biotoxin illness to become mainstream in the medical community? (20:32)

✅ What updates are there on the mold questionnaire that Dr. Nathan and Dr. Jill Crista developed through a grant from Change the Air Foundation? (24:00)

✅ What are some examples of mold contributing to seemingly unrelated illnesses? (30:06)

✅ How does the progression from initial mold exposure to nervous system dysregulation to hypersensitivity typically unfold? How do the limbic system, vagus nerve, and mast cells interact to create the sensitive patient phenotype, and why do some nervous systems become stuck in this pattern? (36:05)

✅ How can carbon monoxide exposure create lasting sensitivity, even after exposure ends? (45:54)

✅ What cost-effective interventions can provide the greatest benefit for people with mold-related illness? (51:33)

05/25/2026

We are thankful for all the brave men and women who have given their lives for our country! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

05/23/2026

Please pray immediately for the K family!

05/19/2026

What evil lurks in the hearts of men… or your house? 😳🐕In this episode of the Rebel Tribe Podcast, I sat down with Lindsay Reeves of Home Safe Mold Inspect...

05/19/2026