Indoor Air Quality Testing

Musty odors, condensation and a history of water damage can justify a closer look at indoor conditions. Testing is one tool in an investigation, not a diagnosis of an occupant’s symptoms. Visible damage and moisture history also matter.

We discuss what you want to learn, inspect accessible conditions and consider whether sampling would change the next decision. A useful proposal should identify the sample type, collection locations, limitations and interpretation alongside the building findings.

Who collects and analyzes indoor-air samples has not yet been confirmed for all services and locations. Request those details and the provider’s relevant qualifications before booking a test. We do not represent all sampling or laboratory work as in-house.

A sample captures conditions at a particular place and time. It cannot by itself prove a building is healthy or rule out hidden moisture. Results should inform source investigation, repairs or remediation where warranted—not replace an assessment.