Your Experts In All Things Moisture
Are you faced with a threat to your building operation due to an unexpected mold and moisture problem? Are you worried about the potential $MM loss that could be incurred through remediation efforts? As a building owner, operator, designer, or contractor, do you fear being the target of a lawsuit due to building defect issues that weren’t your fault?
If so, we can help. Our clients trust us to help them SOLVE.FIX.PREVENT.RECOVER their catastrophic building mold and moisture problems. With our decades of experience in solving the world's most complex building failures, recovering millions of dollars, and moving projects along quickly and efficiently, we are the building forensics firm for you.
Our focus starts with the complex process of identifying the existence of mold in a building and pinpointing what caused it – but we don’t stop there. Through our unique, in-depth, scientifically-backed research process, we identify who is at fault for the mold problem in the first place. Since we view individual building structures holistically, we understand the intricate connection between the building envelope, HVAC system, and indoor air quality. We develop a building-specific, comprehensive breakdown of both the root cause of your defect and who’s to blame - in order to ensure that your current mold problem is your last one.
Building Diagnostics is not just about collecting data; it's about testing to determine and communicate SOLUTIONS.
Hailed as the most sought-after building moisture forensics experts in the world, Liberty Building Forensics Group has established itself as the industry leader in avoiding moisture-related problems in a vast array of building types.
Laser-focused and with a track record in litigation that is second to none, Liberty Building Forensics Group has been aptly described as “bringing a gun to a knife fight” when it comes to providing expert witnesses.
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