Indoor Air Quality Concerns 

• Asbestos
• Carbon Monoxide from combustion appliances
• Contaminants released by building materials
• Contaminants released by home furnishings, consumer products and occupant activities
• Dilution, Ventilation and Thermal Comfort
• Mold and Mildew
• Radon Gas

Lead Risk Assessment

• Assessment of lead-based paint in single and multi-family housing by sampling of dust, soil, water and deteriorated paint.
• Interpretation of sampling results
• Re-evaluation and ongoing monitoring program

More Lead information

Indoor Air Quality Survey

Indoor air quality is a concern because people spend over 90 percent of their time in the home, workplace or school.  Due to all the time spent indoors, the risk to health may be greater indoors than outdoor pollution.  US Environmental Protection Agency estimates indoor air is two to five times more polluted than outdoor air.

To survey a Home, School or Workplace please contact our office at 218-725-5200