Indoor Air Quality Testing

Indoor Air Quality

Is your indoor air quality safe for your household?


Indoor Air Quality


People often don't spend a second thought on the quality of the air inside their homes, but it is more important than you'd think. In fact, it has a direct impact on your overall health. We need air to breath, but if that air is contaminated with allergens, bacteria and mold it could have serious negative consequences. Don't just assume that because you haven't had any symptoms yet, all is hunky dory. The IAQ-SFRB has indictated that in some cases health problems show up years later. Airborne particles can contain living organisms. (Bioaerosols)

Bioaerosols
Image: Bioaerosol Particle

The accronym IAQ stands for "indoor air quality" and it looks at the environment (air quality) and how it interacts with our health. For an IAQ test the technician measures the concentration of pollutants, air temperature and the humidity levels inside the building among other things.

Indoor air pollution has becoming a serious problem of the modern day society, according to the latest research of EPA and other scientific evidences. It turns out that indoor air is far more polluted than that of the outside environment of large industrial cities. Given the fact that people spend most of their time indoors, whether it is at their homes or in their offices, this problem can no longer be undermined, as it poses a grave threat to the human’s well-being and health.

It isn't really surprising how polluted the air inside a home can be if you consider how most air comes into the building. Especially households that have a duct system are more at risk. (This is why air duct cleaning is so important...) Ductless system fare slightly better since there is no venting system where dirt, allergens and mold can collect and grow.

Main Sources of Indoor Pollution

  • Gases and particles produced by smoking
  • Improperly maintained central HVAC systems
  • Particles and gases released by molds and bacteria
  • Humidification units
  • Volatile organic compounds
  • Furnishings including carpets
  • Household cleaning products
  • Pesticides
  • Bioaerosols

Indoor Air Quality Testing


The usual outcome our experts face is a mixture of several of the above mentioned, which results in a high risk of the family’s health. Improperly modified ventilation systems are the perfect environment for viruses, bacteria, molds and similar airborne germs’ beading. This issue has to be treated immediately, as the speed of their multiplication is astonishingly high. This process is harmful for the human’s health and people need to be aware of the risks these germs bear with then.

This is the reason why we offer the service of indoor air quality diagnostics, as checking the household air for such threats is of crucial importance. We care for our customer’s health and will do everything in our power to protect them and their families. This measure is rather serious and we try to educate our clients about the danger of these invisible threats.

The procedure is rather simple. All you need to do is contact one of our call centers, and our team of experts will show up at your door, ready to run the required tests. We guarantee that this is entirely confidential between us and our customers, as the results of the test are submitted to you via e-mail that only you can read. Therefore, your privacy is unquestionably secured.

Our Services

Our service is one of a kind and includes germ and bacteria disinfection with the help of ultraviolet lighting, HEPA filter replacements for all types of filters, air purification system installment or repair, furnace humidifiers running, precision tune-ups, HVAC system and duct cleaning, installation and repair, etc.

We always provide the best for our customers, which is why we have an extensive record of previous positive feedbacks. If you wish to learn more about it, all you need to do is give us a call and our agents will be more than happy to introduce you to our services.

Contact an American Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning Alliance Representative in your area on (855) 400-0084 for a full quote or to book an inspection.