Indoor Air Quality Testing

At Coastal Enviro-Solution we provide a thorough inspection that includes collecting samples of the air that is circulating throughout your building. Samples are safely delivered to our local laboratory to be analyzed. Inspection and testing help us determine what type of pollutants, if any, are in your building and the proper method use for remediation.

If there is visible dust or mold growth inside your air ducts, or on or around the registers or any of the numerous components of your heating and cooling system, you should seriously consider full remediation. The National Air Duct Cleaners Association recommends both a visual inspection as well as having your system tested. According to the EPA most people spend as much as ninety percent of their time indoors. This is a rather disturbing piece of knowledge, considering it has been repeatedly demonstrated that poor indoor air quality can adversely affect health and productivity. Research has also shown that HVAC cleaning may allow systems to run more efficiently by removing debris from sensitive mechanical components.

Experts claim that clean and efficient H.V.A.C. systems have a longer life span, are less likely to break down, and generally operate more effectively than dirty systems - not to mention decreasing the potential for harmful pollutants in the air you breathe. With each passing day, more people are considering duct cleaning as a viable method of solving indoor air quality problems. We clean our plates, silverware, drinking glasses, and living spaces, shouldn't we also clean our air? Some industry experts say that if you re-circulate the air in a building repeatedly, it's like bathing in someone else's bath water.

H.V.A.C. Systems are excellent breeding grounds for harmful airborne contaminants to gather and then spread throughout a building. When HVAC Systems are contaminated with dust, mold, construction debris, bacteria, or insulation fibers the indoor air quality of the facility suffers, putting patients at a higher risk in healthcare facilities, and damaging employee productivity for businesses. Not only are there additional health risk with a dirty H.V.A.C. System, but a system's operating and efficacy standards are impaired, resulting in higher operating cost for the facility.