Commercial Indoor Air Quality Testing and Mold Inspections.

If you are in need of commercial indoor air quality testing services we can help. We provide indoor air quality testing for chemicals and odors; we also provide mold inspections.

For our commercial clients we provide services anywhere in Florida.

For residential clients we service South East Florida.

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COMMERCIAL INDOOR AIR QUALITY TESTING INFORMATION:

When general indoor air quality testing is conducted, we utilize:
Summa canisters also known as TO-15 canisters, or thermal desorption tubes. Both the above can test for large numbers of volatile organic compounds that commonly cause indoor pollution problems in homes and offices. We also sometimes use gas detector tubes, carbon dioxide meters, and carbon monoxide meters that give on the spot analysis.

Our IAQ investigations are not designed to just test your air but to help you solve problems.

MOLD INSPECTION INFORMATION:

During commercial mold inspections our specialist will often use high quality testing instruments such as infrared cameras, moisture meters, and humidity meters. At times we also may use laser thermometers, psychometric charts, and or smoke pens, and other environmental testing equipment. Such will be utilized in monitoring various building environmental conditions that may help in understanding the cause of humidity, moisture, and mold problems.

Of course, your inspector will also take the standard indoor and outdoor types of air samples to aid in ascertaining if indoor mold spore levels are elevated in relation to outdoor levels.

Most samples will consist of air samples, which will determine overall concentrations of mold spores per cubic meter of air at the time of inspection in representative occupied areas and complaint areas. Other samples may also be obtained by swab, dust, tape, bulk, and some possible inner wall samples in suspect areas.

Please do not get distracted by what tests and tools will be used. Fancy testers and tools can often give misleading information or no definitive answers to your questions. By far, the most important tools are your indoor air quality consultants or mold inspector eyes, nose, and knowledge.