Indoor Air Quality Assessments

Our Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) assessment is the first step toward identifying and addressing common indoor air quality problems. If you’re facing any of these issues, it might be caused by poor indoor quality and our service can provide actionable insights for resolution:

1. 1. Wall Mold Growth
      Mold on walls and ceilings is often caused by high humidity or poor ventilation. Our IAQ assessment identifies excessive moisture levels and provides solutions to prevent mold growth and protect your home.

1. 1. Asthma Triggers
      Asthma attacks can be triggered by allergens like dust, mold spores, or VOCs. By monitoring indoor air quality, we help pinpoint triggers and recommend actions to reduce asthma symptoms.

1. 1. Excessive Dust
      High levels of dust can indicate poor air filtration or ventilation. Our IAQ assessment measures particulate matter (PM) and offers guidance on improving filtration and reducing dust buildup.

1. 1. Allergies and Sinus Issues
      Indoor allergens like pollen, pet dander, and dust mites can cause allergies and sinus problems. We assess your air quality to identify sources and recommend steps to create a cleaner, healthier environment.

1. 1. Unpleasant Odors
      Persistent odors, especially in kitchens or bathrooms, may result from poor ventilation or VOC emissions. Our service identifies problem areas and suggests ventilation improvements.

1. 1. Dry Skin and Irritation
      Low humidity can lead to dry skin, eye irritation, and respiratory discomfort. Our assessment measures humidity levels and provides solutions for maintaining a balanced environment.

1. 1. Mold and Mildew in Bathrooms
      Bathrooms are prone to mold and mildew due to high humidity and inadequate ventilation. We evaluate humidity and airflow to help eliminate this issue.

1. 1. Fatigue and Lack of Focus
      High CO2 levels in poorly ventilated spaces can cause fatigue and reduce cognitive performance. Our IAQ assessment helps improve ventilation and air circulation for better well-being.

1. 1. Excessive Humidity
      Overly humid environments can cause discomfort and damage to furniture and walls. We measure humidity levels and recommend dehumidification solutions to restore balance.

1. 1. Respiratory Problems
      Frequent coughing, wheezing, or shortness of breath can result from high particulate matter (PM) or VOC exposure. Our assessment identifies these pollutants and offers solutions to reduce them.

1. 1. Temperature Imbalances
      Inconsistent or extreme indoor temperatures can affect comfort and HVAC efficiency. Our service ensures your indoor temperature remains within an optimal range for comfort and energy savings.

1. 1. Headaches and Dizziness
      VOCs and high CO2 levels often cause headaches, nausea, and dizziness. Our IAQ monitoring detects these issues and recommends corrective actions for improved health.

1. 1. Pet Dander Accumulation
      Homes with pets can have elevated levels of dander and allergens. Our assessment measures particulate matter and suggests filtration upgrades to minimize these allergens.

1. 1. Persistent Condensation
      Condensation on windows or walls is a sign of high indoor humidity, which can lead to mold growth. We identify excessive moisture and provide recommendations for better humidity control.

1. Poor Sleep Quality
   Air quality issues like high CO2 levels or unbalanced temperatures can disrupt sleep. Our IAQ assessment ensures optimal air conditions to promote restful and healthy sleep.