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Title: NORMI and Leading Physicians Partner to Help Custom Home Builders Deliver Healthier Indoor Environments

 Abita Springs, LA — The National Organization of Remediators and Microbial Inspectors (NORMI™) has launched a Medical Advisory Board to help custom and green homebuilders respond to one of today’s fastest-growing buyer concerns: indoor air quality (IAQ). The Board, chaired by Dr. Andrew Heyman, MD, a nationally recognized environmental health expert, brings clinical insight to construction protocols—ensuring homes are safe for individuals with allergies, asthma, chemical sensitivities, and mold-related illness.This new initiative validates NORMI’s Level Four Protocol, a medically endorsed process designed to assess and remediate hidden environmental risks that can develop before a new home is even sold.Why It Matters to BuildersToday’s high-performance homes are energy efficient, tightly sealed—and often prone to trapped contaminants like:VOCs from adhesives, sealants, and cabinetryMoisture buildup in tight wall cavities or mechanical systemsOff-gassing from finishes, insulation, and flooringMold risks from framing delays or improper HVAC startup“Buyers walking into a brand-new home are getting itchy eyes, headaches, or shortness of breath—and they’re blaming the builder,”— Doug Hoffman, Executive Director, NORMI™NORMI’s enhanced protocol helps custom builders stay ahead of complaints, avoid remediation costs, and offer a differentiated product toward a cleaner, safer, and  healthier indoor environment—a growing competitive edge in luxury, wellness, and green building markets.  www.MoldFreeConstruction.com Backed by Leading Medical ProfessionalsThe Medical Advisory Board features top experts in environmental medicine, pharmacy, and neuropsychiatry who understand how built environments...

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