Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
- Basic parameters of temperature, relative humidity, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide levels
- Countable airborne particulate include mold spore identification of target groups
- Viable airborne mold spore and bacteria identification of target groups and species
- Impact of carpet or furniture on airborne levels of mold spores and bacteria
- Presence of known allergens in materials such as carpeting or upholstered furniture
- Overall airborne particulate levels and concentrations
- Impact of ductwork and HVAC system on airborne levels of particulate (including mold spores)
- Concentration levels of gaseous contaminants in the environment
- Identification of contaminant sources and/or pathways
- Visual observations to determine potential contaminate sources
- Targeted air sampling to identify elevated or significant levels of suspected contaminants
- Pressure testing/mapping to identify potential pathways that may move contaminants within a building
- Characterization or reenactment of specific contaminant behavior in a building
- Cleanliness assessment of HVAC system and ductwork
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