Indoor Environmental Investigation

The holistic approach to solving your air quality problems.

EnviroHealth takes pride in our investigation thoroughness. We believe that every investigation should first prioritize the actual visual inspection.

A proper indoor environmental investigation requires a solid foundation of the mechanical systems, air pressure, physics, building envelope, chemistry, and microbiology. This is what makes EnviroHealth special.

The difference between a mold investigation and an indoor environmental investigation

A comparison chart of mold investigation and environmental investigation, listing various assessment types and their relevance to each, with checkmarks indicating applicability.

An indoor environmental investigation is a holistic method for performing a thorough investigation of the building’s general air quality that may include a variety of tests, readings, and physical assessments of possible mold, air pressure issues, HVAC functionality, humidity problems, VOC and particulate readings, and much more.

During your investigation with EnviroHealth, we conduct a visual investigation, gather data, and translate that data into an easy-to-read report. Included in that report are recommendations on how you may be able to alleviate the problems, and in turn, make your home or building a safer indoor environment.

What types of things might the indoor environmental investigation look for?

  • Issues with the building that could cause mold

  • Bacterial risks

  • Potential allergens

  • VOCs and their potential sources

  • Combustion appliances

  • Particulate readings

  • General air pressure issues

  • Issues that could potentially cause high humidity

  • Issues that could cause condensation

  • General HVAC function and design assessment

  • Ventilation issues

  • Filtration and air purification issues

  • Moisture problems

  • Behaviors that can cause air quality issues

  • General education on the use of your home or building

  • Air infiltration issues

  • General IAQ problems

  • General tips and strategies for improving air quality

Potential add-on testing:

  • Mold sampling (via dust, air, direct, etc.)

  • Bacteria sampling

  • VOC sampling (on-site measurements or lab analysis)

  • Formaldehyde testing

  • Blower door testing

  • Particulate identification

This is your path to wellness.