The Healthy Home Clinic is a seminar on unhealthy conditions that are typically found in homes built before 2000 and how to address these issues in the context of a green remodel or energy upgrade. This seminar will focus on the most cost effective ways to both increase energy efficiency and indoor air quality with an eye on available rebates that can help to offset costs. There will also be discussion of bio-toxin related issues: the variables that drive bio-toxin and fiberglass particulate infiltration, affordable solutions, local case studies and national data.
Presented by Cindy Edwards and Bruce Severance
Cindy Edwards is the founder and president of CK Builders Inc, a licensed construction company that specializes in energy upgrades, remodels, and bio-toxin consulting. Ms. Edwards is a BPI-certified (Building Performance Institute) building analyst, and has over 30 years of construction experience including specialized training for sensitized individuals. This specialized training and experience has uniquely positioned Ms. Edwards to follow her passion of assisting sensitized individuals to create, remodel, and maintain healthy building environments to thrive in. Ms. Edwards has been nationally recognized for her bio-toxin consulting and case studies that continue to provide awareness and results for those suffering from this condition.
A general contractor with over twenty years’ experience in construction, Bruce Severance is also a certified building analyst and the energy division manager for CK Builders Inc. A graduate of Art Center College of Design, Bruce Severance has dedicated the last thirty years of his career to the development of cost-effective green technologies. For many years he worked as an electric vehicle and green product designer, and has notable experience as a green building designer and builder. For two years, he taught free seminars dubbed “The Healthy Home Clinic” that were co-sponsored by SLO Green Build and the County Building Department. At CK he specializes in energy retrofits that both increase indoor air quality and save energy.
