Barry C. Westbrook DocAir LLC 4014 Flagstone Court Franklin, Tennessee 37069 615-373-2498 office 615-585-2818 mobile www.docair.com Barry Westbrook founded DocAir in 2002 to make buildings work better. Since 80% of all the homes that will be in service 30 years from now are already constructed, DocAir provides diagnostic and remediation services to improve the performance and sustainability of older homes and commercial buildings. Realtors comprise the largest segment of DocAir's market. When a home inspection report reveals problems with mold, moisture-damage, cracked/sagging foundations, or radon, DocAir conducts an on-site evaluation, at no cost, and develops an action plan. A problem is not solved until there is a complete understanding of its cause, origin, and significance. Unlike most remediation companies, DocAir develops custom science-based solutions that are effective and practical (economical). For those building a new home, DocAir offers a “one stop” source for an integrated high performance building package that includes HVAC design and testing, thermal insulation, and storm water management. A high performance home is actually less expensive than standard construction because the slightly higher mortgage payment is more than offset by the reduction in monthly utility bills. Barry has a Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering Physics and maintains a number of professional credentials including Certified Industrial Hygienist (Retired), Home Energy Rater (RESNET) and Certified Healthcare Environmental Manager. His 30 year career includes stints as construction superintendent, Licensed Master Plumber, industrial process engineer, and environmental consultant. Today, Barry considers his role to be primarily that of building scientist and consumer advocate for better construction quality. He also provides expert witness services in litigation cases involving mold, toxic exposures, and building systems evaluation. Barry maintains affiliations/memberships in the following organizations: US Green Building Council, American Industrial Hygiene Association, Construction Specifications Institute, and the Environmental Control Research Institute. Barry has written a number of papers on Building Science and how to diagnose and correct building defects. Barry is a regular speaker in technical seminars for home builders, building codes officials, architects, engineers, and attorneys. DocAir was an integral part of the team that achieved the first LEED “Gold” rating for an existing home in Tennessee.