Professional Indoor Air & Mold Testing

Indoor air quality has a direct correlation with health and quality of life, especially in the home and workplace. Poor indoor environments can quietly contribute to health complaints, building damage, and comfort issues long before visible signs within the structure itself appear. Indoor air and mold testing is often requested when occupants notice musty odors, visible mold growth, persistent dust, smoke intrusion, or health symptoms that seem to improve when away from the space. These issues are commonly linked to moisture intrusion, inadequate ventilation, hidden microbial growth, off gassing materials, or HVAC system problems.

At Volunteer PPE, our role is to identify those hidden conditions using indoor air and mold testing, which will provide results that clearly explain the situation so informed decisions can be made. Our extensive field experience is combined with advanced diagnostic tools including:

• FLIR infrared thermal imaging
• Moisture meters
• Particle monitoring
• VOC laboratory analysis
• Short and long term indoor air quality logging.

This evidence based approach allows us to move beyond guesswork and instead work with tangible results that focus on measurable conditions inside the building.

Indoor Air Quality Testing for All Building Types

We provide indoor air quality testing services for a wide range of building types. In homes and condominiums, we evaluate moisture, mold, VOCs, smoke intrusion, and HVAC performance to determine whether the living environment may be contributing to headaches, sinus issues, fatigue, or property damage.

Office and retail spaces benefit from targeted assessments of ventilation, carbon dioxide levels, particulates, and odors that affect comfort, productivity, and customer experience. Schools require special attention due to high occupancy and long hours spent indoors. We assist administrators and facility managers by documenting classroom air quality, humidity levels, mold and dust conditions, and HVAC performance so corrective actions can be prioritized responsibly.

Medical and assisted living facilities house vulnerable populations, making moisture control, ventilation, microbial contamination, and chemical exposures especially critical. Industrial facilities face additional challenges such as dust, fumes, exhaust, and process related emissions. We work with safety and facility teams to document conditions that affect compliance and worker health.

Our Inspection and Testing Approach

Our process begins by listening. We take time to understand your concerns, the building history, and any occupant complaints. This is followed by a thorough visual and instrumental inspection using our professional diagnostic tools. Once results are available, we explain what the data means in practical terms and formulate recommendations that are clear and focused on actionable next steps.

If you are noticing musty odors, visible mold, unusual dust, smoke intrusion, or recurring health complaints, it may be time to schedule an indoor air quality evaluation. Contact our office today to get started.