Air Quality Testing by MoldSpec Environment

An air quality test can affirm is mold is present in the house. Whether the mold is in high or low visibility areas at home, IAQ test can determine its location and measure its volume. 

 One of the key benefits of testing your air for pollutants is simply the knowledge gained about the health of your environment. Knowledge provides the information you need to make more educated decisions about how to handle airborne pollutants in your home.   Air quality testing by MoldSpec Environmental can give you the knowledge you need to solve problems in your indoor environment that could ultimately lead to health issues 

Detect and identify common indoor allergens including pollen, dust mites, mold spores, insect fragments, fibers such as those from fiberglass, and skin cells.   Detect and identify multiple types of mold, including toxic mold, in vulnerable spots such as basements, bathrooms, crawl spaces, attics, carpeting, and more. Toxic mold can cause severe health issues and requires immediate attention and removal. 

 Florida’s Tropical Weather can naturally contribute to the growth of biological pollutants that can affect the quality of indoor air you’re breathing. Constant rain, especially among South Florida’s coastal cities, exacerbated the growth of molds, mildews, and bacteria. Dust mites and other allergens also thrive in a moist and warm environment. 

• HVAC System
• Plumbing System
• Kitchen – like cabinets, vanities, and countertops
• Roofing – Attic, Insulation, Roof Framing, and Roof Sheeting, Attic Access
• Drywall
• Ceilings
• Wall Coverings
• Air Handler Unit 
• Plenum and Ductwork
• Any other hidden spots of potential mold growth
• Any other areas with Moisture Infiltration, Hidden Water Damage, Wood Rot, and Visual Mold

The most obvious signs that your home has poor air quality are runny nose and nausea.  If you are experiencing these symptoms then you health and safety are being jeopardized by poor indoor air quality.