Use these virtual sessions to walk Brian through key decisions, site conditions, or contractor updates. They’re ideal for remote support, showing photos or walkthroughs, and getting real-time insights on important choices.

A full self-paced guide covering principles and best practices for low-toxin, mold-resistant home building and renovation. Great for grounding your decisions with proven strategies.

Brian joins you on interviews or meetings with your chosen architect or general contractor to assess whether they align with your goals and are open to mold-aware and non-toxic building practices.

Brian will review your estimated project budget and flag high-risk or toxin-heavy materials. He provides basic suggestions for healthier alternatives to get you started right.

You’ll receive general guidance on healthier paint, flooring, cabinetry, and air handling options that reduce off-gassing and mold risk.

Brian will check in with you at two key points (e.g. before construction begins, before drywall) to ensure you’re still on track and avoiding critical mistakes.

Send quick questions, updates, or documents by email. Brian replies once weekly to help keep momentum and provide input between Zoom calls.

These virtual working sessions help with everything from evaluating problem areas (e.g., mold, moisture, or HVAC) to walking through construction updates, guiding subcontractor decisions, or clarifying course corrections.

A full self-paced guide covering principles and best practices for low-toxin, mold-resistant home building and renovation. Great for grounding your decisions with proven strategies.

Brian visits your build or renovation site in person to inspect construction progress, identify red flags, and work face-to-face with your team.

These travel fees apply per trip: for clients located in or west of Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and New Mexico, travel is $1,500 for the first day + $500 per additional overnight. For locations east of those states, travel is billed at $2,500 for the first day + $500 per additional overnight.

Brian participates in up to 2 interviews per role, helping you select professionals who are mold-aware, collaborative, and aligned with your vision.

A more in-depth look at your materials list, budget, and contractor proposals. Brian offers specific, non-toxic alternatives for insulation, drywall, flooring, HVAC, adhesives, etc.

Timed with your construction timeline, Brian guides you at major decision points (e.g., foundation, framing, mechanical systems, and finish selection).

At the end of your project, Brian provides a checklist for post-build safety – what to test, clean, and monitor before move-in to ensure healthy indoor air quality.

Ask questions, share progress, or send email updates for Brian to review in between calls. Expect thoughtful responses every week.

Not at all. Brian works with both new construction and renovation projects. The principles of mold resistance and low-toxin materials apply to both.

Yes. If you need something beyond what’s included, Brian can offer custom add-ons or tailored support depending on your project’s scope.

Not always. Many clients complete their projects with virtual support only. Site visits are included in the mid and top-tier packages and are valuable for in-person walkthroughs, but not mandatory.

These sessions are flexible. You can use them to walk Brian through specific build practices remotely, review plans in real-time, ask questions, or bring him into contractor meetings.

After your initial consultation call, you’ll receive a summary of the recommended package along with a secure invoice. (Note: Payment plans or phased billing options may be available — ask during your call.)

Once you’ve selected and paid for a package, you’ll receive a welcome email and onboarding form. Your Kickoff Vision Session with Brian will be scheduled next, and that will guide the timeline of future sessions and deliverables.

You can always reach back out for additional support. Brian offers post-build consulting and add-on services as needed.