Indoor Air Quality Services

  • Professional Indoor Air Quality Assessments for Homes and Businesses

    Indoor air quality can be affected by many factors, including moisture, ventilation, building materials, occupancy, odors, particulates, and other environmental conditions. When occupants have concerns about the indoor environment, a professional assessment can help identify conditions that may warrant attention. Rather than using a one-size-fits-all assessment, SPEC can help develop an appropriate scope of work based on the concerns at the individual property.

Assessing Your Indoor Environment

SPEC’s indoor air quality assessments are designed to provide a clearer understanding of the conditions within a building. Depending on the concerns identified, our work may include visual observations, moisture evaluations, air sampling, as well as other appropriate testing. We consider the findings alongside building conditions and laboratory results to help identify potential areas of concern. Our goal is to provide clear, meaningful information that helps property owners, occupants, and other stakeholders make informed decisions about the indoor environment.

Understanding Your Indoor Environment

Indoor air quality concerns can arise from many factors. SPEC evaluates the conditions within a building to help identify potential areas of concern and determine what assessment or testing may be appropriate.

When Should You Consider IAQ Testing?

  • Recent water damage or moisture concerns
  • Questions about temperature or humidity conditions
  • Concerns about ventilation
  • Occupant complaints about the indoor environment
  • Persistent or unusual odors
  • Concerns following renovation or construction
  • Visible dust or particulate concerns
  • Concerns about contaminates associated with building materials or activities

What Can an IAQ Assessment Include?

  • Environmental parameters, including temperature, relative humidity, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide
  • Moisture conditions
  • Ventilation conditions
  • Particulate matter
  • Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
  • Airborne fungal structures
  • Visual observation of building conditions
  • Additional parameters based on specific project needs

Breathe Easier. Live More

Understand your indoor environment so you can focus on what matters most.