Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Assessments

Clear Answers When Something Doesn’t Feel Right

Indoor air quality issues often start with a simple concern — a smell, irritation, or the sense that something isn’t right in the space.

An IAQ assessment is used to understand what’s actually in the air and whether it could be affecting occupants. This may include dust, mold, chemical vapors, or other airborne contaminants depending on the building and its use.

The goal is to identify potential sources, evaluate conditions, and provide clear next steps without overcomplicating the situation.

Scope of Services

• Walkthrough of the building to understand conditions and concerns
• Indoor air sampling for dust, mold, vapors, and other contaminants
• Evaluation of ventilation and air movement within the space
• Identification of potential sources such as moisture, materials, or activities
• Laboratory analysis of collected samples, when applicable
• Clear explanation of findings and what they mean
• Practical recommendations for improving indoor air quality

Who Typically Requires IAQ Assessments

• Property owners and building managers
• Employers responding to employee concerns
• Schools, offices, and commercial facilities
• Healthcare and institutional environments
• Anyone experiencing ongoing indoor air quality issues

Common Applications

• Investigating odors or occupant complaints
• Evaluating potential mold or moisture-related issues
• Assessing ventilation and air circulation problems
• Supporting workplace health and safety concerns
• Providing documentation for property management or insurance needs