In every breath you take, there are allergens, dust particles, bacteria, chemicals and other unwanted contaminants? The quality of the air you breathe is very important to the quality of your life in your home. Through partnering with specialized laboratories, let 4D Inspections test for these contaminants and more, helping you to understand the health of the air you breathe.
about 90%
of our time is spent indoors, according to the CDC
and 2-5x
more pollutants are indoors than outdoors, according to the CDC
increasing
amounts of pollutants enter our indoor air, according to the CDC
why get an indoor air quality test?
Airborne pollutants and contaminants cannot be seen with the naked eye, making it difficult for the average homeowner to know what is in their air. Poor indoor air quality can lead to a variety of unwanted health issues, and make it undesirable to live in the home. Through our partnership with specialized laboratories, let 4D Inspections test your indoor air quality and help you be informed.
benefits of an indoor air quality test
- Identify Harmful Contaminants
- Know What is in the Air You Breathe
- Protect Against Disease
The indoor air quality testing process
During an indoor air quality test with 4D Inspections, I conduct a thorough assessment of the air in the home using specialized equipment giving you detailed insights into what you are breathing.
I place the detection equipment in an appropriate area of the home
The specialized equipment gathers the air and seals it for later analysis at the laboratory
I securely mail the samples to the laboratory for testing, analysis and report production
A few days after receiving the samples, the laboratory will produce and deliver the report to you, showing the analysis and recommended actions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I get an indoor air quality test?
Yes, if you are concerned with breathing high-quality air in your home. Poor indoor air quality can impact your health, particularly if you or your family members have asthma, allergies, or respiratory conditions.
What does an indoor air quality test actually test for?
The laboratory will analyze the air sample for volatile organic compounds, mold spores, dust, pollen, smoke, carbon monoxide and others particulates
how long does an indoor air quality test take?
I collect the air samples during the inspection and express mail them the same day. The laboratory will produce the analysis and report the day they receive the samples. The whole process typically takes 3-5 days.
What does the indoor air quality report do for me?
The report could find that your air is just fine to breathe, giving you peace of mind. Or it could find that there are harmful contaminants in the air, which is a call to action – either to discuss with the seller’s agent, or to take the report’s recommendations to improve the air quality.
Can poor indoor air quality affect my health?
Yes, poor indoor air quality can cause a variety of health problems, especially for people with allergies, asthma, or respiratory issues. Long-term exposure to pollutants like mold and VOCs can contribute to more serious health conditions, including respiratory infections, headaches and fatigue, among others.