TDLR MAC License #MAC2301 Independent assessment — IAQ and Mold Inspections
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About Healthy Home Dallas

Healthy Home Dallas is led by Blair Decker, a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) licensed Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC2301) and Indoor Environment Professional (IEP). With a physics degree and a mechanical engineering concentration, Blair brings a science-first approach to the homes where families actually live.

He is also a certified Conscious Healthy Home agent and a member of the Health-Centered Mold Professionals Alliance Network. That combination matters when the goal is not just “finding mold,” but understanding how a building is performing for the people inside it—especially children, busy professionals, and anyone managing CIRS or other immune sensitivities.

Blair and his team work at the intersection of building science and building biology. They assess moisture, air quality, and hidden conditions with licensed, documented methods, then explain findings in clear language a homeowner can act on. No scare tactics. No guesswork. Just a professional evaluation you can trust when you need to know whether your home is supporting your family’s health.

Healthy Home Dallas serves homeowners, real estate professionals, functional medicine doctors, and businesses across the Dallas–Fort Worth metro. If you want a licensed consultant who treats your home like the place your family recovers, rests, and grows—not just another inspection—that is the work Blair was trained to do.

Healthy Home Dallas inspector in protective suit and respirator assessing an attic
Healthy Home Dallas inspector with full-face respirator and flashlight documenting attic conditions

Our Approach

We are assessment-only — we never perform remediation — so our findings are never influenced by a repair quote. Texas law requires mold assessors and remediators to operate as separate companies, and we built Healthy Home Dallas around that separation from day one.

When we walk into a home for a mold and indoor air quality assessment, we don’t start with a test kit — we start with the story of the building.

We want to know where the problem began, what’s changed recently, whether there’s been past water damage, how the HVAC system has been performing, whether odors come and go, and what you’ve already noticed. Your observations matter, and they shape everything that comes next.

From there, we follow the evidence. we check moisture patterns, use thermal imaging, check humidity and temperature differences, HVAC components, attic conditions, plumbing areas, exterior-facing walls, concealed spaces, and anything else that could explain why the environment changed.

Testing comes after the investigation — once it can actually answer a specific question. It’s there to support the inspection, not replace it.

Then we bring it all together in a report that explains what we have found, why we believe it’s happening, which areas are affected, and what needs to happen next.

That last part is what we care about most. We don’t want you to walk away with a lab result you can’t interpret — We want you to understand your home. You’re trusting me with your home and your health, and you deserve a thorough inspection that identifies both the issues you’re dealing with now and the ones that could develop down the road.

If something in your Dallas-area home doesn’t feel right — a musty smell that won’t quit, allergy symptoms that flare up at home, water stains that keep coming back — don’t wait for it to get worse. Reach out to Healthy Home Dallas for a thorough, honest assessment. We’ll walk your home with you, explain exactly what we find, and give you a clear path forward. Schedule your assessment today and get answers you can actually understand.

Why Independent Matters

At Healthy Home Dallas you get an unbiased assessment, a report you can take to any licensed remediator for competitive bids, and an independent clearance inspection after the work is done to confirm it actually worked.