Windheim EMF Solutions

Windheim EMF Solutions operates as a Building Biology practice in Sacramento, California, led by principal consultant Eric Windheim. The firm specializes in detecting, measuring, and reducing exposure to the four categories of electromagnetic fields: magnetic fields, electric fields, wireless radiation, and dirty electricity. With a perfect 5-star rating across 15 verified client reviews, the firm serves residential homeowners, commercial property managers, and prospective buyers throughout the Northern California region, including Sacramento, Elk Grove, Roseville, and surrounding communities. Eric frames his work as applying Building Biology Principle #20, minimizing man-made power system and radio frequency radiation, using nature as the diagnostic model rather than conventional engineering standards.

What distinguishes Windheim EMF Solutions from general home inspectors is their focus on EMF as a primary health variable rather than a secondary concern. Assessment protocols identify exposure pathways originating both inside the building and from external sources such as nearby power lines and smart meter installations. Remediation options range from no-cost interventions like breaker shutdowns to component-level upgrades requiring licensed electricians, with some clients reporting noticeable changes within days of implementation. The firm maintains an inventory of EMF detection instrumentation and offers product recommendations including RF shielding materials and dirty electricity filters calibrated to measured field intensities.

Client testimonials describe concrete outcomes tied to specific diagnostic findings. Nick Narodny documented how a family with four children under nine experienced uninterrupted sleep after Eric identified elevated readings in three EMF categories and prescribed a three-night trial of shutting down six circuit breakers, the family reported their youngest child sleeping through the night for the first time in years. Kent Chamberlin, Professor and Chair Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of New Hampshire and past president of the Environmental Health Trust, specifically sought Eric's consultation despite having measurement experience himself, citing Eric's current instrumentation knowledge and interpretive skill. The Narodny family proceeded with recommended system modifications totaling approximately $10,000 in equipment and installation costs.