AuntieGen is an environmental remediation and decontamination company specializing in mold remediation, environmental investigation, biohazard and crime scene cleanup, clandestine drug contamination, HVAC and cooling tower decontamination, and advanced remediation for mold-sensitive individuals.
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Search AuntieGen for information about mold, indoor air quality, contamination, testing, remediation,
health concerns, lab results, or a specific question about your home or building.
OUR MISSION
Protecting You From What You Can’t See. That’s the mission of AuntieGen, Inc.: to create healthier living and working environments for families, students, and employees by annihilating infectious, toxic organisms at the source.
Through an EPA registered, biodegradable disinfection process, we address mold remediation, sick building syndrome, and environmental contamination at The Deepest Level of Clean.
AuntieGen, Inc. specializes in Air Purification, Biohazard & Crime Scene Cleanup, Clandestine Drug Decontamination, Cooling Tower Decontamination, Crawl Space Encapsulation, High-Risk Biological Decontamination, HVAC Decontamination, Indoor Air Quality Testing, Mold Inspection, Mold Prevention, Mold Remediation.
WHY AUNTIEGEN?
The name comes from antigen, any substance your immune system recognizes as foreign and responds to protect you from. Mold spores, fungal proteins, bloodborne pathogens, and other environmental hazards all carry antigens your body is built to fight.
Our mission is remarkably similar. We investigate buildings the way your immune system investigates exposure: identifying what doesn’t belong, understanding where it came from, and removing it before it can do more damage.
That’s the science behind our name. It’s also the philosophy behind everything we do.
AuntieGen Inc. is an International company with headquarters in Wisconsin and Ontario, with regional offices in Indiana, Michigan, South Carolina and British Columbia.
The Deepest Level of Clean
A remediation standard designed
for mold-sensitive and chemically sensitive individuals,
targeting not just visible mold but spores, fragments, mycotoxins,
and cross-contamination throughout the entire structure.
Put it all together and AuntieGen eliminates the need
for many services and provides a complete solution
for homes and businesses alike.
AuntieGen: Supporting the Mold Sensitive Person on Their Journey to Healing
At AuntieGen, we are forerunners in helping mold sensitive individuals reclaim their health and their homes. Since our very first case in 2013, we’ve been on a journey alongside our clients sharing in their highs and lows, their exposures and recoveries, their detoxing and healing.
Over the years, we’ve not only refined our technical processes but also developed a deep understanding that goes far beyond training or certification. Through real-world experience, perseverance, and compassion, we’ve transformed our work into expertise. We’ve observed firsthand how even trace mold fragments, mycotoxins, and off-gassing from building materials can stall healing or trigger severe immune responses. Over more than a decade of field experience, we’ve combined evidence-based environmental science with compassion and precision.
AuntieGen’s work has brought us into close partnership with functional medicine doctors, naturopathic and holistic practitioners, osteopathic physicians, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals across the country who look for the root cause of illness rather than masking symptoms. These professionals rely on AuntieGen to provide patient centered home assessments and treatment plans that align with medical detox and recovery protocols. These professionals also trust AuntieGen to counsel their patients, treat their patients’ homes, and, in some cases, even treat their own homes.
In addition to remediation and decontamination, AuntieGen consults with builders, architects and renovators on creating and restoring mold safe environments using low or zero VOC materials, proper ventilation strategies, and moisture management best practices. Our goal is not only to eliminate contamination but also to prevent re-exposure, ensuring long term safety and peace of mind for every client.
At AuntieGen, our proprietary cleaning and neutralization processes go far beyond traditional mold remediation standards (IICRC S520). We address not only mold spores and fragments but also mycotoxins, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and cross contamination residues that are frequently overlooked by conventional contractors. Every step of our process is guided by data and verification using moisture mapping, particle analysis, and ATP, IAQ or ERMI/HERTSMI-2 testing when appropriate to ensure our clients’ environments meet the highest health based standards.
At AuntieGen, “clean” means something deeper. It means Protection From What You Can’t See or measure. It means creating a Safe Space where healing can truly begin. Our clients trust us because we go beyond industry standards, we go to the deeper level of clean that mold sensitive individuals both expect and need.
For AuntieGen, the most rewarding part of our mission is witnessing the results and seeing a client regain their health, confidence, and quality of life.
AuntieGen Customer Reviews
Brian Barnes
★★★★★ 5.0
I have come to know Paul and his companies abilities and commitment to professionalism during a mold remediation process of a home that was severely damaged by water. We underestimated the amount of damage the water had done and Paul walked us through the cleanup process with patience and knowledgeable advice. We found him willing to listen and then explain steps he felt should be taken. Thank you Paul for your valuable knowledge and assistance. We would recommend your company to anyone requiring this type of work.
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“MOLDY” MOVIE CLIP
MOLDY is a documentary that explores the hidden consequences of water-damaged buildings, mold contamination,
and indoor environmental quality through the experiences of experts, physicians, and affected families.
Ricin confirmed at Hastings lofts, Pennock Hospital ED
Credit to WILX News 10 reporters Danny Valle and Alek Harasim for continuing to follow the developing ricin incident in Hastings, Michigan. Their September 12 report confirms that laboratory testing detected ricin associated with Tyden Lofts and the Corewell Health Pennock Hospital Emergency Department. Access to Tyden Lofts remains restricted while environmental sampling, risk assessment, and potential remediation continue, and officials have said residents cannot return until the building is formally cleared as safe. Their reporting raises an important question that begins where the immediate emergency response eventually ends: What does it actually take to decontaminate a building affected by ricin and establish that it is safe to occupy again? Ricin presents a very different environmental challenge from the biological contaminants most people are familiar with. Stay tuned Wednesday, when Ask AuntieGen takes a deeper look at ricin contamination, decontamination, and the questions that must be answered before an affected building can safely return to use.
READ THE FULL ARTICLE ON WILX.COM
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11 Dead in NYC Legionnaires’ Outbreak: Cooling Tower Laws and Enforcement Under Scrutiny
A deadly Legionnaires’ disease outbreak on Manhattan’s Upper East Side has resulted in 94 confirmed cases and 11 deaths, renewing serious questions about cooling tower testing, maintenance, enforcement and public-health oversight.
New York City officials and City Council members are now considering additional measures aimed at preventing future outbreaks, including stronger testing requirements, increased enforcement, greater transparency and efforts to locate cooling towers operating without proper registration. The developments raise an important question for building owners and facility managers everywhere: Are current cooling tower monitoring and maintenance requirements enough to prevent Legionella outbreaks before people become sick?
Original reporting: Trenton Daniel, Senior Reporter, Healthbeat
Original article published: September 1, 2026
Read the full original article at Healthbeat
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Pennsylvania School Mold Remediation Could Force Students to Begin Classes Remotely
Mold discovered inside Monessen Middle-High School in Pennsylvania has led to extensive remediation work and the possibility that students could begin the school year remotely. The situation shows how indoor moisture and mold contamination can move beyond a maintenance concern and disrupt the use of an entire building. For property owners, school administrators and anyone concerned about indoor air quality, this story is worth reading because it demonstrates the real-world consequences of discovering mold in an occupied facility and the importance of properly addressing contamination before people return.
Reported by: Sierra Rehm and Frederick Price
Published by: WPXI-TV, Pittsburgh
Published: August 19, 2026
Read the full story at WPXI-TV
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Moncton Overdose Spike Prompts Emergency Response and RCMP Warning
A sudden spike in drug overdoses in Greater Moncton, New Brunswick triggered an emergency response and renewed concern about the illicit drug supply in the region. The Codiac Regional RCMP says addressing illicit drugs remains one of its top priorities. The report is important beyond the immediate overdose crisis because fentanyl and other potent synthetic drugs can also create serious concerns for first responders, property owners and professionals who encounter contaminated environments where illicit drugs have been handled or used.
Reported by: David Murdock
Published by: Global News
Published: August 19, 2026
Watch the full report at Global News
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Justice Department Reviews DEA Tactic That Allowed Fentanyl to Reach U.S. Streets
The U.S. Justice Department’s inspector general is reviewing a controversial DEA investigative tactic in which agents allegedly allowed fentanyl shipments to continue moving in an effort to build larger cases against drug traffickers. An Associated Press investigation found that shipments allowed to proceed included one containing approximately 74,000 fentanyl pills. The investigation provides a sobering look at the enormous quantities of illicit fentanyl moving through communities and the continuing challenges surrounding fentanyl trafficking, exposure and public safety in the United States.
Reported by: Jim Mustian and Joshua Goodman
Published by: The Associated Press
Published: August 17, 2026
Read the full investigation from the Associated Press
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Failed Pipe Insulation Blamed for Mold Contamination at Two Illinois Schools
Mold remediation at two schools in Mount Prospect, Illinois provides an excellent example of why finding mold is only part of solving a contamination problem. Investigators traced the underlying moisture to failed insulation on chilled-water lines, which allowed condensation to develop. The district’s response has included mold removal, replacement insulation, commercial dehumidification, deep cleaning and post-remediation indoor air quality testing. This story is particularly valuable for building owners and facility managers because it illustrates a fundamental principle of mold remediation: unless the moisture source is identified and corrected, removing visible mold alone does not solve the underlying problem.
Reported by: Steve Zalusky
Published by: Daily Herald
Published: August 9, 2026
Read the full story at the Daily Herald
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Mold and HVAC Moisture Problems Delay Opening of Texas Elementary School
Westwood Elementary School in Friendswood, Texas delayed the start of its school year after environmental testing identified elevated mold levels, including Penicillium and Cladosporium in the air and on surfaces throughout the campus. Investigators connected the problem to high summer humidity and an HVAC system that was not adequately controlling moisture. The response has included removal of affected materials, deep cleaning, HVAC replacement and additional environmental testing. It is a strong example of the relationship between HVAC performance, humidity control, indoor air quality and mold growth, and why moisture management is an essential part of protecting occupied buildings.
Reported by: Ashley Soebroto
Published by: Houston Chronicle
Published: August 2026
Read the full story at the Houston Chronicle
AUNTIEGEN LOCATIONS
Franfort, Indiana
AuntieGen
14 S. Columbia Street
Frankfort, IN 46041
317-688-8514
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
AuntieGen
147 River Country Dr
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29526
843-808-8286
Canada, Watford Ontario
AuntieGen
Watford, Ontario
CANADA
(519) 494-4244
Vancouver, British Columbia
AuntieGen
2060 Old Dollarton Rd
North Vancouver, BC V7H 1A4
(604) 901-6901
Milwaukee
2929 West Wisconsin Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53208
(262) 292-9833
Port Huron, MI, USA
Port Huron, MI
Mold Remediation, Biohazard & Environmental Decontamination Services
AuntieGen provides specialized remediation and decontamination services for homes, businesses, industrial facilities, schools, health care facilities, public and private institutions, property managers, new construction projects, and specialized transportation environments.
Our capabilities extend beyond traditional mold remediation to include mold prevention, indoor air quality testing, HVAC decontamination, biohazard and crime scene cleanup, clandestine drug contamination, fentanyl neutralization, cooling tower decontamination, crawl space encapsulation, air purification, and high-risk biological decontamination.
Trained for Complex Contamination
AuntieGen technicians receive specialized training for environments involving mold, biological contamination, blood and bodily fluids, trauma scenes, crime scenes, and other hazardous conditions. Our professional training and certifications include IICRC Trauma and Crime Scene Technician and Certified Forensic Operator through Microbial Warrior™ Systems, with trauma and crime scene procedures based on the ANSI/IICRC S540 Standard for Trauma and Crime Scene Cleanup.
From a mold-sensitive family’s home to a contaminated commercial facility, AuntieGen approaches every environment with the same objective: identify the source, address the contamination, prevent cross-contamination, and provide Protection From What You Can’t See.
The Deepest Level of Clean.





