Indoor Air Quality Test

For pollutants other than radon, measurements are most appropriate when there are either health symptoms or signs of poor ventilation and specific sources or pollutants have been identified as possible causes of indoor air quality problems. The causes of indoor air pollution vary from region to region, house to house and even room to room. Contaminated air seeps in from outside, but it also wafts up from a smorgasbord of indoor sources like construction materials, consumer products, mold, insects and pets. Poor ventilation can let it accumulate to dangerous levels, a problem that often spikes in fall and winter as we seal up buildings to conserve heat.

IAQ Tests or Indoor Air Quality Tests are a way to test or inspect the molds and contaminated air in a house/building. With the help of this test, one can easily know about the adversity with which molds have affected the place. In this test, our inspectors use a special kind of equipment to capture complete data about the air present inside the house. This captured data shows figures regarding the spore concentration in the house. The spores of molds are always in the air. If the spore concentration is much higher than standard figure, then mold presence is critical.

Spores are lightweight microscopic particles. Their concentration is never the same and varies. Thus, this test can be repeated so as to average out the concentration. Once the IAQ test results come in the favor of molds, then the hunt to track down these mold colonies starts.

IAQ Tests or Indoor Air Quality Tests are a way to test or inspect the molds and contaminated air in a house/building. With the help of this test, one can easily know about the adversity with which molds have affected the place. In this test, our inspectors use a special kind of equipment to capture complete data about the air present inside the house. This captured data shows figures regarding the spore concentration in the house. The spores of molds are always in the air. If the spore concentration is much higher than standard figure, then mold presence is critical.

This test is repeated a number of times in every room of the house. Spores are lightweight microscopic particles. Their concentration is never the same and varies. Thus, this test is repeated so as to average out the concentration. Once the IAQ test results come in the favor of molds, then the hunt to track down these mold colonies starts.