The building side needed its own authority.

Families dealing with mold-related illness get squeezed from two directions. On one side, a medical journey that is hard enough on its own. On the other, a building industry full of free inspections that are really sales calls, fogging treatments that leave contamination in place, and contractors who grade their own work.

Meanwhile, the advice they get is scrambled. Medical practices opine on remediation. Remediators opine on treatment. Everyone is out of their lane, and the household pays for it twice.

My Home CIRS Health exists to hold one lane extremely well: the building. We publish the protocols in full, for free — assessment, testing, remediation to the sensitized-occupant standard, and independent verification. And when a household needs boots on the ground, we match them with contractors who have been vetted on the things that actually predict outcomes: containment discipline, fine-particle competence, written-scope transparency, and willingness to be verified by a third party.

What we believe

Independence beats credentials. Physical removal beats chemistry. Written scopes beat handshakes. Instrument verification beats anyone's word — including ours. And education should be free whether or not you ever hire anyone through us.

What we don't do

We do not diagnose, treat, or interpret medical results. We do not take undisclosed kickbacks that bias matches. We do not publish fear content to drive urgency. The building is serious enough without theater.