Chronically Exposed

The Map.

The relationship between your home environment and your body — the pathways, the patterns, and the places exposure hides.

Interactive guide — explore below

How to Use the Map

What This Guide Helps You Do

A visual guide for exploring where hidden exposures may be located — what to notice, what to look for, and how to better understand your next steps.

It can also help reveal connections you may not have considered between specific areas of the home and patterns you have experienced.

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Inspect Areas

Explore common problem zones throughout the home.

Know What to Notice

Moisture, odors, airflow shifts, damage, staining, leaks.

Prepare Next Steps

Gather observations before contacting an IEP or qualified professional.

Beyond the walls

Check the other pieces that make up your environment.

U.S. address lookup. National data plus local resources; coverage varies by source. Explore the house below with or without searching.

Why it matters: flood and drainage patterns can raise questions about water intrusion and recurring moisture; wildfire smoke can affect outdoor air and coincide with breathing irritation; and public-water records can identify questions that may deserve tap-specific follow-up. These are area-level clues, not proof of a condition at the property or a cause of symptoms.

Home · Search an address (optional)

The full lookup uses only its matched coordinates with the other public-data services. Chronically Exposed does not save the address.

Real address lookup is unavailable because this environment has not been connected to the location service.

Environmental categories

Choose one category to reveal only its existing map locations.

Explore the Home

Home Systems

The systems that feed every room, and the places where gases and moisture enter.

Roof & Attic

Basement

HVAC Utility

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Select a category first

Choose a home category above to reveal relevant locations.

U.S. location context using source-attributed public data. Coverage varies by source; missing data is not a finding of no risk. Results are area-level context, not property testing. Chronically Exposed does not save the address.

The Connection

One feeds the other.

The home and the body aren't separate systems. Exposure in one shapes reactivity in the other. Understanding the connection is how patterns stop being confusing and start being actionable.

The interactive map above will continue to expand — tracing symptoms back to environmental sources, and home zones forward to body impact.

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What the map covers

Moisture & Plumbing

Kitchens, bathrooms, drains, subfloors

Air & Ventilation

HVAC pathways, pressure dynamics, exhausts

Structure & Foundation

Crawlspaces, slab, basement vapor

Combustion & Off-gas

Gas appliances, VOCs, garage pathways