AIR QUALITY AFFECTS ALL OCCUPANTS
Whether you are looking to buy a home, sell one, or are just interested in good home maintenance, you want to make sure the air in the home is safe to breathe! Allow US Environmental Testing to analyze your building's air quality and protect your family and occupants!
DISCOVER THE COMPONENTS OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY THROUGHOUT YOUR HOME
Indoor Air Quality
What is Air Quality?
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is the measure or measurements of the atmosphere in your surrounding. These measurements are assessed against the standards that The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) outlines.
Poor indoor air quality can result in asthma, headaches, poor sleep, dizziness, weakness, nausea, drowsiness, damage to liver/kidneys, and in extremely rare cases, death.
US Environmental Testing brings the testing to you, exercising our expertise in environmental air quality assessments. Offering residential and commercial testing plans to best suit the demands of our clients and their goals of clean buildings.
What is in the air we breathe?
Air Quality Testing For All Building Types and Sizes
Chemicals (VOCs) in the air we breathe make up the largest and most complex aspect of indoor air quality. Reducing the complex analysis of hundreds of chemicals to an understandable and actionable form is key to improving indoor air quality.
Prism’s IAQ Home and Commercial Survey’s provide:
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Determination of the total level of VOCs (TVOC) in the air
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Assessment of the air quality relative to recommended guidelines
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Categorization of VOC sources
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Prediction of sources contributing to the TVOC level
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Suggestions on actions needed to improve air quality
The Result is:
A cost effective, easy to understand report that provides the information required to develop an actionable plan for improving air quality.
Indoor Air Quality Surveys
Residential
Residential indoor air quality may be challenging to identify due to complex building architecture, environmental conditions, and VOC sources nearby.
Commercial
Commercial indoor air quality is a critical air quality component to address as soon as an issue is brought to attention.
Most people spend time away from their home in a commercial office space of some type. When indoor air quality complaints arise, it is critical to investigate before health issues escalate and/or complaints increase.
Odors
Call US Environmental Testing to evaluate the air quality and the efficacy of the components of your heating and ventilation system.
The air in a dwelling affects all of the occupants. Including the family pet, guest's, children and adults.
The air in all areas of a dwelling circulates throughout and air is shared throughout the home.
Not all impurities and pollutants are visible to the eye. Especially those which originate from inorganic or organic compounds which may be off gassed from building materials and nearby chemicals in our environment.
Our trained technicians and accredited laboratory can identify chemicals and compounds [known and unknown]. Not all compounds contain mercaptans, which are additives that emit pungent smells designed to alert bystanders of a hazardous leak.
Tobacco Smoke Check
Do you have a living or workspace that has an odor of tobacco smoke? Let us perform a Smoke Analysis to determine the origin of the odors and identify the proper source of any unpleasant odors you may be noticing!
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
Chemicals (VOCs) in the air we breathe make up the largest and most complex aspect of indoor air quality. Reducing the complex analysis of hundreds of chemicals to an understandable and actionable form is key to improving indoor air quality.
Prism’s IAQ Home and Commercial Survey’s provide:
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Determination of the total level of VOCs (TVOC) in the air
-
Assessment of the air quality relative to recommended guidelines
-
Categorization of VOC sources
-
Prediction of sources contributing to the TVOC level
-
Suggestions on actions needed to improve air quality
The Result is:
A cost effective, easy to understand report that provides the information required to develop an actionable plan for improving air quality.