Welcome to Piedmont / Triad Paranormal Investigations. Our team consists of individuals based in and around Davidson County, and the Piedmont/Triad area of NC. We investigate reports of paranormal activity all over the Southeastern United States, but primarily in North Carolina and surrounding areas. We are very interested in helping others who feel they are experiencing supernatural/paranormal activity (we do not charge for our services). It is our goal to either validate or dispel claims of paranormal activity. We are a team of paranormal investigators whose primary goal is to document, and hopefully someday scientifically prove the existence of ghosts. We also strive to educate the public, and help those who live with hauntings deal with their fears and experiences. Although we do not discredit the use of psychics, we instead use both simple and high-tech electronic equipment to document and substantiate our experiences. We do not use Ouija boards, séances, or divining rods to conjure or locate spirits. We investigate both public places and private residences, and although we are based outside of Lexington,North Carolina, we enjoy traveling to investigate haunted sites around the country. We are a serious group of professionally-minded adults who believe that skepticism is healthy, and that all reasonable explanations should be ruled out prior to declaring an experience to be paranormal in nature. We are willing and able to assist and will do so in any way we can; however we work real jobs and have nofunding; our investigations and team workings need to revolve around our schedule. . . We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in North Carolina that is dedicated to the research and investigation of haunting and ghost phenomena, the collection of data related to these events and sharing of information. Since 1992, we have worked to observe, record and study ghosts and hauntings looking for all possibilities in an accepted scientifically oriented method. We are looking for the preponderance of evidence. Because these events happen "in the field" rather than in a laboratory or other controlled location, we feel it is even more important to use great care and sound methods. We continue to develop theories, test and re-test them, and collect data in an objective manner.