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A Healthy House Is Within Reach

Building Biology home assessments

Meet Zoe

Certified Building Biologist

I have completed the Advanced Diploma of Building Biology (10913NAT) through the Australian College of Environmental Studies. ACES is the only college to provide government accredited training in Building Biology in Australia https://aces.edu.au/

 

I am also a Practitioner Member of the Australian Society of Building Biologists (ASBB)

https://www.asbb.org.au/

 

I am an educator and passionate about living in a healthy home and using healthy products.

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What is Building Biology?

“Building Biology is the evaluation and control of health hazards in the built environment. This involves assessing the home for allergens, toxicants in air and water, electromagnetic fields and biotoxins unique to a water-damaged building, and providing strategies to address exposure and/or source control and abatement” Nicole Bijlsma (Principal and Founder of ACES)
 

How HouseHealthy is your home?

Was your home built prior to 1970?

Do you plan to renovate or repaint your pre 1970 home?

Do you have any brass tap fittings?

Has there been a history of water damage in the home?

Is there any visible mould and/or do you notice a damp, musty odour?

Do you feel better when you spend time away from your home?

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There is sufficient evidence of an association between indoor dampness-related factors and a wide range of respiratory or allergic health effects.

Did you know?

- Mendell et al (2011)

The older the house, the more lead paint is present and this lead paint becomes dangerous when it starts to peel, chalk or flake.

- The LEAD Group Inc.

House dust mites are one of the most common allergies in the world and a major cause of respiratory allergies among children.

- Rao & Bhat (2015)

The vast majority of chemicals in current commercial use have not been tested at all.

-World Health Organization (2012)

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