Indoor Air Quality Testing in Greenville, SC
Not every air quality concern starts with visible mold. If you're sensitive to specific VOCs, immunocompromised, or simply want to understand what's in the air in your home or building, indoor air quality testing can be requested on its own — it doesn't require a mold concern to schedule.
Who this is for
- Immunocompromised individuals
- People sensitive to specific VOCs
- Owners of newly built or renovated properties; new construction typically has higher VOCs unless low-VOC materials were specifically requested and used
What's evaluated
- VOC testing, with on-site raw readings or a lab sample to identify specific compounds
- Moisture and humidity readings, which are part of every inspection
- Air intrusion testing
- Thermal imaging, available as an add-on at an additional cost
What to expect: process and turnaround
Testing begins on site. If a VOC lab sample is requested, it is mailed out because no local labs process these samples, with a typical turnaround of about one to two weeks. Mold samples are processed by local labs and generally have a faster turnaround.
How this is different from a mold inspection
A mold inspection focuses on suspected mold and moisture conditions. Indoor air quality testing can be requested independently, even when there is no mold concern. If you're specifically concerned about visible mold or a musty odor, see Mold Inspection & Testing.