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Indoor Air Quality Testing on Long Island

Standalone IAQ panel for asthma investigations, tenant-landlord disputes, and post-construction verification.

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Since 2012 · 2,800+ Homes

Overview

Indoor Air Quality Testing: what we actually do.

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) testing is a broader panel than mold testing — it can include VOCs, formaldehyde, carbon dioxide, particulate matter, and bioaerosols. We focus on the bioaerosol/mold side specifically. For full VOC panels, we partner with industrial hygienist firms.

When to call us

  • Asthma or respiratory complaints in a specific home or room
  • Post-construction verification after a remodel or new-build
  • Sensitivity panel for immunocompromised residents
  • Comparative sampling across multiple rooms to find a source
  • Baseline sampling before moving into a new home

Our process

01

Consultation

Understand the specific complaint: symptoms, timing, rooms affected. Design a sampling plan that will actually answer the question.

02

Multi-point sampling

Air samples in each room of concern + outdoor control. Same methodology as mold testing, but broader interpretation.

03

Temperature/humidity logging

Data loggers placed for 48–72 hours capture environmental baseline. Elevated humidity in a specific room often reveals the source.

04

Lab + report

Full panel from AIHA lab. Interpretation with remediation recommendations (if warranted) or 'all clear' with data to prove it.

The real causes we see in Long Island homes

Kids with worsening asthma

The #1 reason people call for standalone IAQ testing. Finding the source (hidden leak, HVAC mold, bedroom humidity) is often life-changing for the family.

Post-construction dust and VOCs

After a major remodel, particulate levels stay high for weeks. Worth confirming before an infant or asthmatic resident moves in.

New-home purchase baseline

Before closing on a new build, a baseline IAQ panel protects you from 'inheriting' a problem.

Pricing

Basic IAQ panel (3 samples + control): $550–$750. Full panel (5 samples + temp/humidity loggers + report): $800–$1,200.

Every quote is fixed after inspection — no hourly billing, no change orders unless the substrate reveals hidden contamination.See full pricing guide →

Field Log

Recent Air Quality Jobs

Real jobs. Real towns. Actual scope and scale from our last 90 days of field work.

Air Quality Testing in Port JeffersonAir Quality Testing
Port Jefferson, Suffolk County Dec 2

Post-remediation verification clearance after DIY job. Failed first cycle — containment wasn't sealed properly. We rebuilt the chamber, ran AFDs 72 hours, passed.

FAQ

Questions homeowners ask about air quality

Mold testing focuses on mold spore counts specifically. IAQ testing can include broader bioaerosol panels, humidity logging, and sometimes VOC/formaldehyde panels. Mold is always a component of IAQ; IAQ is broader than mold.
There's no single number. Generally: indoor mold spore counts comparable to outdoor baseline, humidity 40–60%, CO2 under 1,000 ppm, no detectable formaldehyde (under 0.1 ppm), PM2.5 under 12 µg/m³.
If they're mold-related, yes — through our remediation arm (with separate licensing per NY Article 32). If they're HVAC, duct cleaning, or VOC source issues, we refer to specialists.
Once, unless something changes. A post-remediation verification, a post-construction baseline, or a move-in baseline. Annual testing is usually overkill unless there's an ongoing health concern.

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