Last Updated on: 29th October 2025, 04:55 pm
Building Forensics has introduced JeffCharlton.AI, a specialist AI platform offering authoritative advice on mould contamination and building-related health issues.
The prevalence of mould and associated chronic illness has increased globally, with rising cases of respiratory conditions, fatigue disorders, neuroinflammation and immune disruption being linked to poor indoor air quality. The World Health Organization has previously described the under-recognition of environmental illness as “the great masquerade of the 21st century,” warning of both financial and health consequences if left unaddressed.
However, public understanding has been hindered by unreliable remediation providers, internet myths, and misleading commercial claims. The result has been confusion and unnecessary risk for householders and professionals.
To address this, Jeff Charlton – a leading figure in international mould and contamination response – has translated more than 40 years of specialist knowledge into the JeffCharlton.AI platform.
The system is built from a research base of over 179,000 documents and 31 million words of technical and peer-reviewed content relating to mould, bacterial contamination, water/fire damage, CIRS, and recognised global decontamination protocols.
Users can receive instant spoken or written guidance, mirroring Jeff’s straight-talking and practical approach, underpinned by verified field standards.
A free trial version is currently available, with a low-cost subscription model being introduced soon for homeowners, local authorities, insurers, contractors, and healthcare professionals.
Jeff Charlton is a CIEH-qualified expert and founder of Building Forensics. His contributions include protocol development for the US Army Corps of Engineers, co-authoring ‘Surviving Mold,’ and committee work with SHEER in Switzerland on chemical and biological incident responses.
JeffCharlton.AI is now available for public trial via buildingforensics.co.uk.
