The Homebuilding Blueprint

The air you breathe inside your home could be affecting your health more than you realize.

In Episode 2 of The Homebuilding Blueprint, Brookfield Residential sits down with Jamie Happy from the Alberta Lung Association to explore the connection between lung health, homebuilding, and indoor air quality.

They discuss wildfire smoke, radon, VOCs, ventilation, humidity, mold, air filters, scented products and more - plus practical ways homeowners can create a healthier home environment.

The conversation also tackles common indoor-air-quality myths, including whether opening your windows always helps, whether plants actually clean your air, and how often you should change your furnace filter.

As Jamie puts it: “Good health starts at home.”

Radon is an invisible, naturally occurring gas that can impact indoor air quality and the health of your family. In this episode of The Home Building Blueprint, Brookfield Residential sits down with Dorothy Bewernick of Great West Radon to discuss why radon matters, how to test your home, what the results mean, and how modern radon mitigation systems can help create a healthier home. Learn why radon testing is an important part of home ownership and what you can do to protect your home and family.

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What makes a home healthier?

Welcome to The Homebuilding Blueprint, a new podcast from Brookfield Residential Alberta exploring the connection between the homes we build and the way we live.

In Season 1, Building Healthier Homes, we’ll sit down with experts, partners and industry voices to explore topics like indoor air quality, radon, water quality, building practices and the thoughtful details that can make a difference to everyday health, comfort and well-being.

Hosted by Chris Richer, SVP of Housing for Brookfield Residential Alberta, The Building Blueprint is about asking better questions, challenging what’s considered standard and learning more about what makes a home a better place to live.

Listen to the trailer and follow along for Season 1.