Indoor Air Quality Testing

An IndoorDoctor® indoor air quality evaluation detects and quantifies unhealthy air using proven sampling techniques and instant onsite diagnostics.

Our expert indoor air quality evaluation specialists diagnose the air you breathe and address your concerns immediately. We simplify complex biological, chemical, gaseous, and toxic contaminants in easy-to-understand terminology.

Are you concerned about the air your breathe?

ID the presence of harmful chemical fumes like Formaldehyde and other toxic Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs).
ID irritating pollens, ferns, algae’s, and other bio-aerosols.
ID the amount of ultrafine lung damaging material that can harm the inside of your lungs and make it easier to get sick.

ID complex dust allergens associated with mites, cats, dogs, and cockroaches.
ID harmful sewer gas components, such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, nitric oxide, ammonia, and methane.
ID critical gaseous levels, such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide.

IndoorDoctor Air Quality Evaluation

An IndoorDoctor Air Quality Evaluation encompasses a wide variety of tests to screen for potential indoor air pollutants for multiple areas. This package is a good starting point for someone who wants to know if their air is healthy and free of dangerous contaminates.

Indoor Air Quality Facts

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) declares that indoor air is anywhere from two to ten times more hazardous than outdoor air. It is the United States’ largest environmental health threat.

According to the American College of Allergies, 50% of all illnesses are caused by polluted indoor air.

The EPA informs us that 6 out of 10 homes and buildings are "sick;" they are hazardous to your health as a result of airborne pollutants.

Most people spend well over 90% of their time indoors.

Air pollution contributes to lung disease, including respiratory tract infections, asthma, and lung cancer.

Featured Equipment

Our ability to bring fully calibrated laboratory grade testing equipment to you for accurate onsite results at a fraction of the cost distinguishes us as the leader among indoor air quality experts.

Air Quality Sensing Wand

Photo Ionization Detector (PID) sensors accurately log harmful concentrations of indoor carcinogens and contaminants that you are breathing.

Laser Particle Scanner

Laser technology instantly measures tiny lung damaging airborne particles and gases that penetrate deep into your lungs and bloodstream.

Formaldehyde Meter

Continuous photoelectric measurement for Formaldehyde, a prominent respiratory irritant and carcinogen commonly detected in newer homes, furnishings, and building materials like spray foam insulation.

Combustible Gas Detector

Locates gas leaks in combustion appliances, such as stoves and furnaces, with sensitivity to a variety of hydrocarbons, like Cyclopentane, Methane, Propane, and Natural Gas.

"Very professional service. They had all the info I needed and explained the entire air testing process in an easy to understand way. Plus the turnaround time on the air analysis reports was outstanding. "

Alex Minder Chestnut Hill, MA

"A+ experience, from the initial phone call to the receipt of the Inspection Report. John’s phone consultation and email follow up gave me complete reassurance that I selected the right team for the job."

Matt Marotta Revere, MA

"Very professional. Explained everything thoroughly and seemed genuine in his concerns for our family."

Christopher Lord Londonderry, NH

"Very knowledgeable and responsive. Independence from remediation companies is important to their unbiased advice."

Michael Mazzu Ayer, MA

"Jeff and John were both amazingly professional. They are extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and personable. They were very accommodating to our schedule and got the job done quickly."

Chris Phenegar Holliston, MA

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