MOLD IN ALL
5 CHILDREN'S ROOMS

Before buying a Willis home, please consider an independent mold and moisture inspection.

Willis Homes Public Health Alert is a public education website created by the Cleary family after mold contamination, water intrusion and structural concerns were documented inside their custom-built Kansas City area home. As registered nurses and parents, the Cleary family is sharing its firsthand experience to help homeowners better understand hidden mold, moisture intrusion, indoor environmental concerns and the importance of independent inspections.

BEFORE BUYING A WILLIS HOME
GET A MOLD AND MOISTURE INSPECTION

"AT THIS TIME, THE HOME IS NOT HABITABLE. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IS REQUIRED TO ENTER THE PROPERTY"

THE CLEARY FAMILY

WHAT WAS FOUND

01

MOLD IN EVERY CHILD'S ROOM

A certified mold inspector confirmed active mold growth in all five children’s bedrooms. According to the family’s documentation, some of the mold was hidden behind finished walls and was not visible during normal day-to-day living.

02

ELEVATED MYCOTOXIN LEVELS

After mold concerns were identified inside the residence, the Cleary family pursued additional testing related to potential mold exposure.

Two rounds of mycotoxin testing were completed: one in fall 2025 and another in spring 2026 after significant mold findings were documented inside the home. All six family members who lived in the residence showed elevated mycotoxin levels.

These results do not replace medical diagnosis or establish a single cause for every symptom. They are part of the family’s broader documentation of prolonged indoor environmental concerns inside the home.

03

MOLD BEHIND WALLS

Mold was discovered in 11 different rooms of the home, including behind walls, sheathing and other finished surfaces. These findings reinforced the family’s concern that moisture-related damage may have been present in areas that were not immediately visible.

FORMAL COMPLAINT AVENUES WE ARE TAKING

The Cleary family is documenting its experience through appropriate formal channels and public health education resources. Homeowners in Kansas City, Johnson County and surrounding Kansas communities who experience similar construction, moisture or indoor environmental concerns may also want to review available reporting options.

Kansas Attorney General

https://www.ag.ks.gov/file-a-complaint/consumer-protection

Johnson County District Attorney

https://www.jocogov.org/district-attorney/consumer-protection

Kansas Board of Trade Professions

https://www.ksbtp.ks.gov/forms-resources/complaints-discipline

Johnson County Contractor Licensing Board

https://www.jocogov.org/department/contractor-licensing

For the JOCO Contractor Licensing Board, you will need to call them at 913-715-2233 to report the structural issues with the Property as well as the mold and ask about formal complaints as those are not on their website.

THE PUBLIC IS PAYING ATTENTION

This site has received nearly 70,000 views and overwhelming public support. If you or your family has experienced similar concerns involving a Willis home, recurring water intrusion, hidden mold, moisture damage or indoor environmental issues, we encourage you to document everything, seek independent professional guidance and report your experience to the appropriate authorities.