Max McCord, MS-IEP, Master Thermographer
President, StoneCrest Team
StoneCrest Team specializes in helping individuals and families affected by Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), Environmentally Acquired Illness (EAI), mold illness, mycotoxin exposure, Lyme disease, and other environmentally related conditions.
As a MS-IEP (Medically Sound Indoor Environmental Professional), Master Thermographer, and CIRS Building Science™ specialist, I have performed thousands of residential and commercial environmental assessments throughout Florida, across the United States, and internationally.
My work combines our unique CIRS Building Science™ approach with an understanding of the environmental challenges faced by medically sensitive individuals.
While I lead many of our assessments, StoneCrest Team is a collaborative group of professionals working together to help clients identify root causes and develop practical, medically informed solutions.
I have been honored to serve as a featured speaker at leading conferences, including CIRSx, Change the Air Foundation, The CIRS Summit, and educational events for clinicians, contractors, architects, builders, and patient communities.
I also serve on the ISEAI Indoor Environmental Professional (IEP) Committee, working alongside other professionals to help advance education and best practices within the field.
I am also honored to serve as Board Chairman of Christian Medical Ministries, a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to serving individuals and families through Christian healthcare ministry.
My passion is helping bridge the gap between medicine and the built environment by translating complex building science into practical solutions that improve patient outcomes.
About StoneCrest Team
Our CIRS Building Science™ approach goes beyond traditional mold inspections.
We evaluate the entire building as an interconnected system, integrating advanced building science with an understanding of medically important environmental exposures.
Using technologies such as UltraMax Thermography™, species-specific environmental testing, HVAC analysis, heat and microclimates, moisture and humidity evaluation, and comprehensive building assessments, we identify the underlying conditions that contribute to biotoxin exposure.
Simply removing visible mold or cleaning affected materials is often not enough.
Unless the underlying building defects and environmental conditions are properly identified and corrected, biotoxins and contamination frequently return.
Our mission is to provide thorough, practical, and medically informed recommendations that help create healthier homes and workplaces while reducing future risk.
We are privileged to work alongside Christian physicians, healthcare professionals, and fellow Indoor Environmental Professionals who share a commitment to serving patients with excellence, integrity, and compassion, recognizing that caring for people is ultimately an opportunity to glorify God through our work.
