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Indoor Air Quality

(IAQ) Testing

Recover Clean Air and Your Family’s Health with Indoor Air Quality Testing

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This indoor air quality statistic might surprise you: the average Central Floridian spends 90 percent of their time indoors, whether it’s at home, at school, or at work, and according to the EPA, our indoor air can have two to five times the concentration of air pollutants than outdoor air.

Today, many people are being forced to spend more time in your houses than ever before. That’s what makes indoor air quality (or IAQ) a priority for Central Florida homeowners and their families. Elite Mold Services offers home air quality tests and a number of clean air solutions and services that can help make your indoor air healthier and safer.

The importance of Indoor Air Quality in your Central Florida home.

Some pollutants, such as carbon monoxide (CO), are a result of improperly-burned or vented fuels from your heating system. CO is a harmful gas that has no color, smell, or taste, but CO detectors are a simple and reliable way to alert you to CO problems, as is regular maintenance of your heating system. An energy audit can also identify problems with poorly operating space and water heating equipment.

Other chemical pollutants that you might be living with can cause irritated eyes, noses and throats, and can make asthma symptoms worse for some people. Pet dander, mold, and other biological pollutants can also contribute to allergic reactions and respiratory problems like asthma.

Is your home’s air really healthy?

What do you know about your house’s air pollution levels of:

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Carbon monoxide

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VOCs

Volatile Organic Chemicals, often found in cleaning products

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Pet dander

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Mold

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Viruses, germs, and bacteria

Cutting edge Indoor Air Quality solutions for your home:

Elite Mold Services can help identify poor IAQ and airborne allergens. Your best bet towards improving IAQ is to eliminate the source. That’s not always an option, though, due to cost or circumstance. To help keep your home air healthy and your home comfort high, we offer services to test the air quality in your home and many different kinds of indoor air quality related systems to serve the unique situations in every home.

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UV light air sterilization systems

which connect to your central ductwork have been shown to dramatically reduce the amount of viruses, bacteria, and other toxic contaminants in your home.

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Air purifiers and top MERV-rated air filters

prevent allergens and pollutants from recirculating through your central air system.

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Dehumidifiers and humidifiers

help keep humidity at safe levels in your home and avoid moisture buildup and mold growth.

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Smart thermostat and other HVAC controls

give you unprecedented control over the different systems in your home, including IAQ equipment.

5 steps to improve your home’s indoor air quality.

Enhance Your Ventilation

Vent moisture and cooking fumes via exhaust fans in your bathrooms, laundry room and kitchen.

Reduce Humidity Levels

You can avoid potential mold growth by keeping your home’s humidity levels between 30-50%.

Clean Often

Wash your bedding and vacuum rugs and carpets regularly to reduce the buildup of dust and pet dander.

Install CO Alarms

Carbon monoxide detectors save lives – be sure to test yours often to ensure it’s working properly.

Replace Your Filters

The filters in your home’s HVAC systems should be replaced and cleaned often.

Questions homeowners ask before booking.

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What is indoor air quality testing?

Indoor air quality testing is a professional assessment used to evaluate the condition of the air inside a home or commercial building. Testing can identify potential concerns such as mold spores, allergens, particulate matter, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), carbon monoxide, humidity levels, and other factors that may affect the health, comfort, and safety of building occupants.

Why should I have my indoor air quality tested in Central Florida?

Central Florida’s warm, humid climate can create unique indoor air quality challenges. High humidity, seasonal pollen, HVAC system usage, outdoor pollutants, and moisture-related issues can contribute to elevated airborne contaminants. Indoor air quality testing helps identify potential problems and provides recommendations for improving the indoor environment.

What types of contaminants can indoor air quality testing detect?

Depending on the scope of the inspection, indoor air quality testing may evaluate for:

Mold spores and other biological contaminants
Dust and particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10)
Common household allergens
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide levels
Excess humidity and moisture conditions
Combustion byproducts
Other airborne pollutants that may impact indoor comfort and air quality

When should I schedule an indoor air quality test?

Indoor air quality testing is recommended when occupants experience unexplained allergies, respiratory irritation, unusual odors, excessive dust, or discomfort while inside a building. Testing is also beneficial after water damage, mold remediation, renovations, fire damage, HVAC upgrades, or when purchasing a new home or commercial property in Central Florida.

Can poor indoor air quality affect my health?

Poor indoor air quality may contribute to symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, congestion, headaches, fatigue, throat irritation, and worsening allergy or asthma symptoms. Testing helps identify environmental factors that may be affecting occupants and provides information needed to address possible sources of contamination.

Is indoor air quality testing the same as mold testing?

No. Mold testing is one component of indoor air quality testing but does not evaluate every factor that can impact the indoor environment. A comprehensive indoor air quality assessment may include mold sampling along with testing for airborne particles, allergens, VOCs, humidity, ventilation, and other contaminants.

How does Florida’s humidity impact indoor air quality?

High humidity levels common throughout Central Florida can contribute to moisture-related concerns, encourage mold growth, increase dust mite activity, and reduce the effectiveness of HVAC systems. Monitoring humidity and identifying moisture sources are important steps in maintaining healthier indoor environments.

Why choose Elite Mold Services for indoor air quality testing in Central Florida?

Elite Mold Services IAQ professionals use specialized equipment, proper sampling methods, and industry knowledge to accurately evaluate environmental conditions inside a property. For homeowners, businesses, and property managers throughout Orlando and Central Florida, Elite’s professional testing provides reliable information needed to identify concerns, improve indoor air quality, and create a healthier living or working environment.

Serving all of Central Florida.

Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Hillsborough, Lake, Marion, Osceola, Polk, Sumter and Volusia counties — including Winter Park, Winter Garden, Apopka, Clermont, Lakeland, Maitland, Sanford, Deland, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs, and Daytona Beach.