Premier Air Quality Testing in South Florida

We are an independent testing company that does not sell purification systems or perform mitigation. Our sole focus is delivering unbiased, scientific data about your air quality.

We test for a broad spectrum of contaminants, including VOCs, allergens, particulates, and humidity levels, to give you a complete overview of your indoor environment.

By identifying airborne contaminants, we help you reduce the risk of respiratory irritation, allergic reactions, and other chronic health issues linked to poor air quality.

Our detailed reports provide clear, science-backed recommendations, enabling you to implement targeted solutions that effectively improve your air.

A professional air quality report serves as important documentation for real estate transactions, wellness certifications, or addressing occupant concerns in rental properties.

Knowing exactly what is in the air you breathe allows you to take confident, informed steps to ensure your home or workplace is safe and healthy.

Indoor air quality (IAQ) testing is a scientific process used to evaluate the air inside a building for a wide range of pollutants. As a professional testing company, our role is to use specialized equipment to measure contaminants such as Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), airborne particulates like dust and allergens, carbon dioxide (CO2), humidity levels, and other potential airborne threats. We provide you with a detailed, data-driven report that offers a clear snapshot of your indoor environment's health, allowing you to address specific issues effectively.

Volatile Organic Compounds are chemicals that are released as gases from certain solids or liquids. They are commonly found in building materials, paints, furniture, cleaning supplies, and office equipment. High concentrations of VOCs can cause a range of health issues, including headaches, dizziness, eye and throat irritation, and even long-term damage to the liver, kidneys, and central nervous system. Our testing services can accurately measure the total VOC levels in your property to determine if they pose a risk to occupants.

We recommend professional testing in several key situations. If you've recently completed a renovation, notice persistent odors without a clear source, or if occupants are experiencing unexplained health symptoms like chronic headaches, fatigue, or allergy flare-ups, testing is a critical step. It is also wise to test before moving into a new property, especially for households with children, elderly individuals, or those with respiratory sensitivities.

Consumer-grade air quality monitors can be useful for tracking general trends in pollutants like particulates or CO2. However, they are not a substitute for professional testing. Our certified technicians use calibrated, high-precision instruments that provide more accurate and comprehensive data. We test for a broader range of specific contaminants and provide a professional interpretation of the results, which is something a home monitor cannot do. This detailed analysis is essential for diagnosing complex air quality problems correctly.

Our process begins with a thorough consultation to understand your concerns and the property's history. Next, a certified technician conducts a visual inspection and uses advanced equipment to collect data and air samples. This may include using photoionization detectors for VOCs, particle counters for allergens, and environmental loggers for CO2 and humidity. If necessary, we collect physical samples for third-party lab analysis. Finally, we compile all data into a comprehensive report and walk you through the findings and our recommendations.

The on-site portion of our service typically takes between one to three hours, depending on the size of the property and the scope of the testing. If laboratory analysis is required, results are usually available within 3-5 business days. Once we receive the lab data, we will finalize your detailed report and contact you to discuss the results and next steps.

Our indoor air quality services can identify and measure a wide range of pollutants. This includes chemical pollutants like Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and formaldehyde, biological contaminants like mold spores and bacteria (often in conjunction with mold testing), and physical particulates such as dust, pollen, and pet dander. We also measure key environmental indicators like carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, temperature, and relative humidity, which all play a role in overall air quality.

Yes, new construction and newly renovated homes are prime candidates for air quality issues. Many new building materials, furnishings, carpets, and paints can release high levels of VOCs through a process called "off-gassing." This can lead to poor indoor air quality that may take months or even years to dissipate on its own. Testing a new home ensures the indoor environment is safe before you and your family are exposed to potentially harmful chemicals.

Your final report is a detailed and easy-to-understand document. It includes a summary of our visual inspection, the quantitative data from our on-site measurements, and the full analytical results from the laboratory (if applicable). The report clearly explains what the findings mean for your indoor environment and provides a professional interpretation of the potential health risks. Most importantly, it includes science-backed, actionable recommendations for improving your air quality.

If our testing identifies significant air quality issues, your report will serve as a guide for corrective action. Depending on the findings, recommendations may range from simple solutions like improving ventilation or using specific air purifiers to more involved steps like source removal of a chemical pollutant. As an independent testing company, we do not sell products or remediation services, so our recommendations are completely unbiased. We provide the data you need to hire the right professionals and effectively resolve the problem.