Indoor air can carry 2–5× more pollutants than outdoor air. VOCs from furniture, cleaning products, and building materials. Particulate matter. Humidity that breeds mold. Most families don't know — until someone starts getting symptoms.
of your time is spent indoors — indoor air quality is your biggest daily exposure
higher VOC concentrations indoors than outdoors for some organic compounds
is all it takes for mold to begin growing on wet building materials
Headaches, congestion, fatigue, worsening allergies — many symptoms trace back to indoor air. An assessment gives you answers and a plan.
High CO₂ means poor ventilation — which concentrates every other pollutant. We identify rooms with inadequate air exchange.
Fine particles from cooking, candles, and outdoor infiltration. Linked to respiratory and cardiovascular issues at sustained exposure.
Volatile organic compounds from paint, cleaners, furniture off-gassing, and personal care products. We identify elevated levels and sources.
Too high breeds mold and dust mites. Too low causes respiratory irritation. We map moisture levels room by room.
Visual assessment of moisture intrusion indicators, condensation patterns, and high-risk areas (bathrooms, basements, windows).
We explain your EPA radon zone, what the action levels mean, and connect you with licensed professionals for measurement when indicated.
We're honest about our scope. If something needs a specialist, we say so and connect you with one.
IAQ screening is a core part of the Healthy Home Baseline
No separate appointment needed — it's built into the whole-home assessment.
View All Packages Schedule a BaselineWe screen for CO₂ levels (ventilation indicator), particulate matter (PM2.5), VOC proxy levels, relative humidity, and moisture/mold risk factors. We also provide radon education and triage — but professional radon measurement requires licensed specialists, which we refer to.
Our screening provides a practical, actionable snapshot of your indoor air environment using professional-grade monitors. For regulatory or legal purposes (radon measurement, mold remediation certification), we connect you with licensed, certified specialists.
EPA research shows some organic compounds average 2–5 times higher indoors than outdoors. Sources include paint, cleaning products, furniture off-gassing, building materials, and personal care products. Levels spike during and immediately after activities like painting, cleaning, or installing new furnishings.
According to the EPA, mold can begin growing on building materials and furnishings within 24 hours of water exposure. This is why moisture detection and quick response are critical — and why our assessments include detailed moisture mapping.
We provide radon education and help you understand your risk zone. In Illinois, professional radon measurement requires state licensure through IEMA-OHS. In Missouri, the state recommends certified professionals (NRPP/NRSB). We refer you to qualified, licensed specialists for testing and mitigation.
Yes. IAQ screening is a core component of every Healthy Home Baseline assessment ($329–$399). You don't need a separate appointment — it's built into the whole-home walkthrough.
An IAQ screening takes the guesswork out of what you're breathing. It's included in every Healthy Home Baseline — schedule yours today.
