While our standard radon testing focuses exclusively on tracking radioactive radon gas, the Indoor Air Quality Report is a holistic environmental audit. It analyzes total residential breathing safety, tracking radon alongside carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), relative humidity, airborne allergens, temperature distribution, and mechanical ventilation efficiency.

Our certified diagnostic monitoring array stays in your primary living space for a continuous 48-hour cycle. This short-term baseline captures standard daily activity, cooking habits, and overnight heating or cooling cycles to record real-world exposure levels.

Not at all. The professional air quality sensors we use are completely silent, compact, and require no special adjustments to your household routine. They simply sit on a table or shelf in your main living room or basement, measuring air currents passively.

VOCs are chemical vapors released from common building materials and household items. Major sources include fresh paints, synthetic carpets, pressed wood cabinets, air fresheners, personal cosmetics, laundry chemicals, and household solvents. Tight, high-efficiency winter sealing in local homes often traps these chemical vapors inside.

Yes. In addition to measuring relative humidity levels that foster mold growth, our technician performs a physical inspection of typical humidity hot spots (sump pits, cold rooms, basement walls). The report notes structural risks and dampness issues that support mold spores.

Our complete Indoor Air Quality Report packages start at a flat rate of $295. This includes diagnostic device deployment, continuous 48-hour tracking, certified lab review, and the creation of your custom action blueprint.