🌬️ Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Assessments
Breathe Cleaner, Healthier Air at Home or Work
Indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air. Everyday activities — cooking, cleaning, heating, and even simply living — release particles and chemicals into your environment. Poor ventilation, hidden moisture, and modern building materials can trap contaminants inside. An IAQ Assessment helps you understand what you’re breathing and how to improve it.
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An Indoor Air Quality Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of the air inside your home or workplace. Using professional instruments and sampling methods, we identify pollutants, allergens, and environmental conditions that may be affecting your comfort, health, or overall indoor environment.
We focus on the key factors that influence air quality:
Particulate matter (PM2.5 & PM10)
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) & carbon monoxide (CO)
Humidity & temperature balance
Mold spores & microbial activity
Ventilation effectiveness
The goal is simple: help you breathe cleaner, healthier air every day.
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1. Particulate Matter (PM2.5 & PM10)
These microscopic particles come from:
Cooking
Dust and dander
Outdoor pollution
Fireplaces and candles
HVAC systems
We identify sources and provide strategies to reduce airborne particles.
2. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
Common sources include:
Paints and finishes
Cleaning products
Furniture and flooring
Air fresheners
Personal care products
We measure VOC levels and help you reduce chemical exposure.
3. Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) & Carbon Monoxide (CO)
High CO₂ can cause:
Fatigue
Headaches
Poor concentration
CO is a dangerous gas that must be monitored for safety. We assess both to ensure proper ventilation and safe indoor conditions.
4. Humidity & Temperature
Imbalances can lead to:
Mold growth
Dry skin and irritation
Dust mite activity
Poor comfort
We help you optimize your indoor environment for health and comfort.
5. Mold & Microbial Activity
We evaluate:
Airborne mold spores
Moisture sources
Humidity patterns
Areas prone to microbial growth
This helps identify hidden issues before they become major problems.
6. Ventilation & Airflow
We assess:
Fresh air intake
Stagnant zones
HVAC performance
Filter effectiveness
Good airflow is essential for maintaining healthy indoor air.
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After your IAQ Assessment, you’ll receive:
A detailed report of all findings
A room‑by‑room breakdown of air quality conditions
A custom improvement plan tailored to your space
Recommendations for ventilation, filtration, and source control
Guidance on creating a cleaner, healthier indoor environment
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People often seek IAQ assessments due to:
Allergies or asthma
Persistent odors
Headaches or fatigue
Poor sleep
Respiratory irritation
Concerns about children’s exposure
Recent renovations or new furnishings
Even if you feel fine, improving air quality can boost comfort, focus, and long‑term wellness.
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Homes
Apartments
Offices
Schools & daycares
Medical or wellness spaces
Renovated or newly built properties
Anyone wanting cleaner, healthier air
📅 Ready to Schedule?
If you’re concerned about what you’re breathing — or simply want a healthier indoor environment — an IAQ Assessment gives you clarity, confidence, and actionable solutions.