Jeffrey C. May - Newsroom Author Details
Telephone : 617-354-1055Jeffrey C. May is a retired member of ASHI and is principal scientist of May Indoor Air Investigations in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts. Educated as an organic chemist, May is a former contractor, home inspector, and adjunct faculty member at University of Massachusetts Lowell. As an IAQ professional, he specializes in working with clients who have indoor environmental sensitivities. He gives presentations nationally on IAQ topics, including at ASHI meetings, is a member of many professional organizations like MIAQC and IAQA, and in 2018 was inducted into IAQA’s Hall of Fame. He offers site investigations, phone consultations, and legal-witness work.
Articles authored
Do I Need to Be There?, July 2023
Should Home Inspectors Conduct Environmental Testing?, September 2021
Duck Duct Problems, December 2019
Indoor Air Quality IQ: Problematic Air Flows, July 2019
INDOOR AIR QUALITY: Who or What Are the Real Culprits in “Sick Homes”? My 600/300Study, March 2018
Discovering Pests and Housing Pets, May 2017
Does New Mean Clean?, September 2014
Ventilation Won't Prevent Attic Mold Growth, September 2014
To Test or not to Test: That is the Question, November 2012
Attached Garage – Blessing or Curse?, April 2012
Mouse Matters, January 2012
Fall is Here: A Season for Indoor Air Quality Problems, November 2011
The Princess and The Pea, July 2011
Death by "Green", April 2011
The Emperor's New Clothes, January 2011
New Years Resolution for Building Inspectors – Protect Your Health, April 2010
The Mold Albatross, October 2004