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The Air You Breathe
You take roughly 20,000 breaths a day. Most of them happen indoors.
A standard home is built with materials that off-gas formaldehyde and VOCs for years, then sealed up with no plan for ventilation. The air simply recirculates.
What standard construction does
- Fiberglass and spray foam insulation off-gas formaldehyde at dangerous levels.
- No ventilation standard exists. Bath fans are treated as the whole strategy.
- CO2 builds up in bedrooms overnight with nowhere to go.
How we build instead
- 100% wool insulation whose amino acids irreversibly bond with formaldehyde and filter it out of the air.
- Whole-home two-stage air purification plus HEPA filtration.
- An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) that continuously exhausts stale air and replenishes it with conditioned fresh air.
- Mineral paint that is vapor-open, letting walls breathe with the wool.
