Look beyond the obvious.
Expanded indoor air quality assessment when a mold-only investigation does not answer the full question.
Request an InspectionA broader view of the indoor environment.
Odors, irritation, unusual dust or recurring comfort complaints can have more than one contributing factor. TEC can expand the assessment to include fine airborne particulates, debris profiles and additional environmental indicators when the situation calls for it.
The scope is selected around the property and concern—not sold as a one-size-fits-all panel.
Expanded air sampling
Additional analytical options can help characterize fine particles and other biological or environmental indicators.
Building context
Sampling is interpreted with occupancy, ventilation, moisture history and inspection observations.
Actionable summary
Findings are translated into clear limitations, priorities and practical next-step guidance.
A focused, evidence-led process.
Define the question
We identify the symptoms, patterns, spaces and events that should shape the investigation.
Inspect and collect
TEC assesses the property and collects targeted samples using methods suited to the concern.
Interpret in context
Laboratory data is reviewed alongside conditions observed during the inspection.
Testing is most useful when it answers a specific question.
Indoor air is dynamic. Ventilation, cleaning, weather, activity and HVAC operation can all influence a snapshot in time. TEC explains what the selected methods can—and cannot—show.
This service is an environmental assessment, not medical diagnosis. Health questions should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.
Plan an appropriate IAQ assessment.
Tell us about the property, the concern and what you need to decide. We’ll help scope an appropriate inspection.
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