Frequently Asked Questions

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An air quality test is the most effective method to determine the source of any indoor air quality issues you may be experiencing in your house. You may also use the test to find out if the air quality in your house satisfies the regulations in place for indoor air quality. You will also receive recommendations on how to resolve the issue and achieve acceptable indoor air quality levels if you have a professional indoor air quality test performed.

Poor indoor air quality can be caused by a variety of factors, including mold, dust mites, pet dander, smoke residue, pollutants, and cleaning agents. Sometimes the ventilation system in your house is the source of the issue. For instance, your central air conditioning system might not be adequately circulating the air. Low humidity in the air can also contribute to poor indoor air quality.

The type of test you're taking will determine how long it takes to assess your indoor air quality. In most cases, a professional air quality test can be completed in a few hours. On the other hand, it can take many days or weeks for a DIY air quality kit to receive its lab results.