Serving Chatham-Kent and the surrounding area, we provide thorough indoor air sampling services. With more than 25 years of indoor air sampling experience, we are trusted air sampling professionals, ensuring you are able to enjoy prompt and professional indoor air sampling services.

All About Our Air Sampling Service

With a number of air pollutants not visible to the human eye, your Chatham-Kent building could be at risk. Scientific air sampling is the only way to accurately assess the quality of your indoor air. Our indoor air quality assessments (IAQ) are used to measure the quality of your indoor air. Sampling your indoor air allows us to establish potential issues from pollutants, and highlight relevant measures you may need to take in order to resolve potential issues.

Our air sampling professionals will attend your Chatham-Kent location, using modern air sampling equipment in order to sample your air for the following air quality issues:

• Carbon Monoxide
• Mould
• Humidity
• Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC’s)
• Temperature
• Carbon Dioxide
• Particulate
• Hydrogen Sulfide
• Combustible Gases

Why Air Sampling Is Key

When air quality issues arise, many health problems can be triggered, including Asthma-like symptoms, eye complications, throat irrigation, fatigue, respiratory problems, and congestion. There are even indoor air pollutants that pose a greater threat to your Chatham-Kent location, causing long term effects including respiratory disease and even cancer. We take indoor air sampling seriously, as there are certain toxic air pollutants such as carbon monoxide, that can cause death, as we want to determine relevant air quality issues within your Chatham-Kent building so you can move towards resolution.

Easier Air Sampling Services

We serve Chatham-Kent and the surrounding area, with an expert indoor sampling team on hand to provide thorough and efficient air sampling services. Call 519.256.8388 today and we can book your indoor air sampling review.

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Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)

Most air pollutants found in indoor air are invisible and it is only with scientific tests and assessments that the quality of the air can be accurately known. Just as important, an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) assessment will determine what you could be doing to resolve any problems with the air you, your co-workers or family breath, both awake and asleep. Symptoms of poor indoor air quality are very broad and depend on the contaminant. They can easily be mistaken for symptoms of other illnesses. The effects of poor indoor air pollutants can range from short-term effects, such as fatigue, coughing, congestion, eye and throat

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