
PurEstate is a Franklin, TN-based mold-remediation and healthy-home services firm founded by Brandon Beachy after four years of watching his wife struggle through repeated failed remediations. The firm rejects the industry's default toolkit — no antimicrobial sprays, no gasses, no fogs, no encapsulants — and works through physical removal and moisture control informed by IICRC S520 and CIRSx protocols for medically sensitive occupants.
PurEstate was founded by Brandon Beachy in Franklin, Tennessee after four years of watching his wife move through the mold-illness gauntlet — repeated remediations that didn't hold, professionals who called her crazy, and a house that kept making her sick while Brandon felt fine himself. The first PurEstate job came from an inspector who was fed up with the same remediation options the Beachy family had been given. Brandon's methodology is built on physical removal and moisture control informed by IICRC S520, ACAC's residential microbial remediation curriculum, and CIRSx protocols for medically sensitive occupants. What PurEstate doesn't do — spray antimicrobials, fog, gas, or encapsulate — is as important as what it does.
PurEstate opened as a Tennessee LLC in October 2025. Its methodology is a synthesis of formal certifications (NRPP RMS, ACAC CRMR, CIRSx MIR 101) and named education influences (Paula Baker-Laporte, John Banta, Cheryl Ciecko via Dwell Well Institute). The firm's public case for itself rests on refusal — no antimicrobial sprays, no fogs, no gasses, no encapsulants — a stance that aligns with IICRC S520 and with what CIRSx-experienced practitioners recommend for medically sensitive occupants. Site presentation is early-stage: no case-study documentation, no third-party press, and no photograph of the founder on the site itself.
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Antimicrobials Sprayed
2
Third-Party-Verifiable Credentials
40
NRPP Training Hours
12+
Middle TN Service Markets
2025
Company Founded
Most remediation companies default to a toolkit built for insurance-adjuster speed: kill the mold visible on the surface, spray something, encapsulate the assembly, and close the wall. PurEstate refuses that playbook. The firm's methodology is calibrated for the family whose home has already been 'remediated' two or three times without resolution — where the answer isn't another chemical, it's finding the moisture source, removing the affected material, and verifying by measurement rather than by the absence of visible mold.
No Antimicrobials, No Gasses, No Fogs, No Encapsulants
PurEstate refuses the industry's default chemical toolkit. Every job is physical removal plus moisture control — the approach medically sensitive families need and the approach IICRC S520 has always required.
Verified Credentials — NRPP and ACAC
Brandon holds NRPP #115693-RMS (Radon Mitigation Specialist, active through Jan 2028) and the ACAC-issued CRMR (Council-certified Residential Microbial Remediator) — both confirmed via searchable third-party registries.
Built From a Family Mold Illness, Not a Franchise Playbook
Brandon's wife spent 4+ years in the mold-illness system before he entered the industry. The firm's protocols reflect what actually worked for their family — and what didn't.
CIRSx-Informed for Medically Sensitive Occupants
Brandon completed CIRSx MIR 101, the leading course on remediation for occupants with chronic inflammatory response syndrome. Job practices reflect that occupant sensitivity level, not the average job.
Named-Attribution Methodology Influences
PurEstate cites its methodology influences by name — Paula Baker-Laporte on healthier building, John Banta on remediation, Cheryl Ciecko (FAIA, LEED AP) via the Dwell Well Institute — instead of hiding behind unnamed 'industry best practices.'
Remediation & Testing
Healthy Home Building
Methodology Influences
Office
4048 Penfield Dr Franklin, TN 37069
Markets Served
Coverage
Serving Middle Tennessee — Nashville, Hendersonville, Goodlettsville, Brentwood, Bellevue, Franklin, Spring Hill, Columbia, Murfreesboro, Dickson, Mt. Juliet, Lebanon — with occasional work across the Midwest and South.
NRPP #115693-RMS — Radon Mitigation Specialist
Brandon Beachy — National Radon Proficiency Program certification, active through 1/31/2028. 40 training/education hours. Verifiable at NRPP's public directory under record BL-21963. State radon office contact: Chris Pianta, Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.
ACAC CRMR — Council-certified Residential Microbial Remediator
Brandon A. Beachy — issued by the American Council for Accredited Certification. Entry-tier residential microbial-remediation credential requiring a proctored exam. Verifiable at ACAC's Find Certificants directory under Brandon A. Beachy, PurEstate LLC, Franklin TN.
CIRSx MIR 101 — Medically Important Remediation Professional
Brandon Beachy — CIRSx Institute course focused on remediation for medically sensitive occupants (chronic inflammatory response syndrome). Legitimate 16-hour course; individual completion displayed as a badge on the PurEstate site. CIRSx does not maintain a public graduate registry, so individual completion is not third-party verifiable.
Dwell Well Institute — Mold Preventative Building Education
Continuing education through Cheryl Ciecko (Architect, FAIA, LEED AP) for homeowners and building professionals on mold-preventative building practices.
Legal Entity — PURESTATE, LLC
TN SoS Control #002061066, formed 10/31/2025, Franklin TN. Manager-managed LLC, 6 or fewer members, registered agent PURESTATE, LLC self-served at 4048 Penfield Dr, Franklin, TN 37069. AR Standing: Good, RA Standing: Good, Other Standing: Good — see Vetting Module for recent AR-delinquency cure history.
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Healthy Building Alliance
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