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Building Biology Health checks for buildings
Are you concerned that your home or office may be making you sick?
Or do you wish to experience :
- improved comfort, health and wellbeing e.g. better sleep patterns and energy levels and reduced incidence of allergies, asthma, headaches and other chronic health conditions?
- relief from the symptoms of sick building syndrome
- increased creativity and productivity?
We have been able to help both families and businesses improve the health of their indoor environments (read our case studies
to see how). In some cases, there were no concerns with the building - testing by our building biologist simply gave the occupants peace of mind, particularly when babies and young children were involved. In other cases, exposure to health hazards was minimised with easy changes to the living environment e.g. moving around furniture in the room. In a minority of cases, more extensive changes were required.
Recently, a story about our work was published in "The Age" in Melbourne, as well as in newspapers in New South Wales and Queensland. Writer Kate Robertson accompanied our Director, Marianne Baker, during a home assessment to get an understanding of how we can help people to create healthier indoor environments.
Your choice of Building Wellness Building Biology services
To help you create a healthier home or office, you may choose some or all of the following services for inclusion in your Building Wellness building health check:
 Electromagnetic Field (EMF) testing identifies hazards associated with electrical substations, power lines, power pole transformers, fuse and meter boxes and electrical appliances.
 Radio frequency (RF) testing identifies hazards associated with the radiation from mobile phone, telecommunications and wireless technologies.
 Moisture detection and mould testing identifies hazards associated with excess moisture in building materials and furnishings. Mould analysis can be conducted if required.
 Air testing identifies hazards associated with the presence of carbon monoxide, dust, chemicals, vehicle exhaust, high or low relative humidity and inadequate ventilation in the indoor environment.
 Geomancy (Geopathic Stress Assessment) identifies hazards associated with geopathic stress i.e. natural or man-made energies, emanating from the earth, which may be detrimental to human health.
 Pre-purchase and pre-lease inspections of buildings or vacant land utilize a selection of the above testing methods to identify hazards existing in a potential home or workplace site
 Water filter recommendations provide details of the most suitable product to meet your requirements for more desirable drinking water.
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Alternatively, if you are uncertain of the types of health hazards existing in your home, you may wish to have a Basic Preliminary Consultation which provides an overview of the most likely concerns.
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