Air Quality Investigation

Assessing  and improving overall air quality typically is achieved by doing three things:

1. Interviewing the home owner or building occupant to determine the nature of the problem or complaint.  This often provides clues to the direction to take in step 2.
   
   
2. Measuring different aspects of the air column and inspecting building components to determine the nature and degree of the problem.  Depending on the data being sought, this can encompass a wide array of inspections, including mold testing, HVAC inspection, moisture testing, particulate counts, temperature & relative humidity, CO2 readings and more.
   
   
3. Analyzing all of the collected data to understand the causes of the problem and to identify all reasonable options for correcting the problem.