Capture the right observations
Record relevant building conditions, moisture concerns, visible damage and possible exposure routes in a consistent professional structure.
BUILDING FORENSICSPROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL INTELLIGENCEREQUEST INFORMATIONEHRI — What’s Making You Sick · ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISK SURVEY
Turn property concerns into
clearer environmental evidence.
A DIY survey to identify high-risk environmental health areas in your home. Uses logic and free tools to help identify possible causes of exposure and illness.
Created for surveyors, environmental professionals, landlords and occupants.
WHY EHRI — What’s Making You Sick?
Understand the value.
Choose a clearer next step.
See the wider risk picture
Consider environmental conditions alongside occupant circumstances and other factors that may influence practical priority.
Highlight next actions
Identify the observations that may warrant further assessment, appropriate sampling, professional review or building intervention.
Support joined-up decisions
Share a clearer evidence-led account with the appropriate property, environmental or healthcare professional.
CONNECTED PROFESSIONAL TOOLS
One clear purpose.
A wider evidence-led pathway.
EHRI — What’s Making You Sick can be considered alongside the other JeffCharlton.ai professional tools where the circumstances and the appropriate professional judgement support it.
01 OBSERVERecord the practical concern→02 INVESTIGATEAsk better professional questions→03 INTERPRETUse evidence and acknowledge uncertainty
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EHRI — What’s Making You Sick?
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jeff@jeffcharlton.comPlease do not include symptoms, medical records or other sensitive health information in this enquiry.Get EHRI — What’s Making You Sick information
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Please do not include medical records, symptoms or other sensitive health information.
EHRI is an environmental information and risk-assessment aid. It does not diagnose illness, determine medical causation, replace professional inspection or guarantee an outcome.