A systematic approach to indoor air quality.
From the first call to the written report — here's exactly what to expect, and why every step matters.
Schedule an AssessmentRigorous testing. Clear answers.
Five steps. One visit. Data you can act on the same day.
Schedule & Intake
We start with a brief phone or email consultation — typically 15 to 20 minutes. We discuss your symptoms, concerns, and property history: any water events, flooding, recent renovations, HVAC changes, or new construction.
This context shapes how we approach your assessment. A water-damaged basement gets different attention than a new build with VOC concerns from off-gassing materials.
15–20 min callWhole-Property Survey
We arrive with professional-grade multi-parameter air analysis equipment and assess every area of your property: every bedroom, bathroom, living area, kitchen, basement, crawlspace, and HVAC zone.
Critically, we also take outdoor baseline measurements at the same time — giving us a true indoor-versus-outdoor comparison for every parameter, in every room.
2–4 hours on siteReal-Time Results Review
Before we leave your property, you see your data. We walk through room-by-room findings on site — explaining what elevated readings mean, identifying likely source locations, and answering your questions in the moment.
There's no waiting a week for a lab result. The technology produces real-time data, and we review it with you before we go.
Same-visit resultsWritten Report & Action Plan
Within 48 hours you receive a comprehensive written report: room-by-room data tables, parameter breakdowns, outdoor baseline comparisons, and source identification notes.
The report is formatted for your records — or to share directly with your physician, naturopath, integrative practitioner, or remediation contractor. It includes a clear, prioritized action plan so you know what to address first and why.
Report within 48 hoursRetest & Verification
After remediation or environmental changes — new ventilation, HVAC cleaning, mold remediation, source removal — we return to retest and verify that the intervention worked.
Measure → intervene → verify. This closes the loop and gives you documented proof, in data, that your indoor environment has improved.
Retest availableWhat sets our process apart.
Real-Time Data
Our advanced particle analysis technology measures live — results are available on site, not after a lab turnaround. You leave your assessment knowing what's in your air.
vs. lab cultures that take 5–10 daysRoom-by-Room Mapping
We test every room individually, not a single whole-home sample. Contamination sources are almost never uniform — the basement may be elevated while the bedroom is clean, or vice versa.
vs. single grab samples from one locationOutdoor Baseline
Every indoor reading is compared against a simultaneous outdoor measurement. This is the only way to know whether your indoor levels are actually elevated — or just reflecting what's in the outdoor air that day.
vs. indoor readings with no contextActionable Reports
We don't hand you a page of numbers with no interpretation. The written report includes source identification and a prioritized action plan — formatted for you, your doctor, or your contractor.
vs. raw data with no guidanceEleven parameters. One visit.
Every assessment covers all eleven parameters simultaneously — giving you a complete picture, not a partial one.
Mold
Real-time detection of airborne mold spores — identifying elevated levels room by room before they become visible or symptomatic.
Bacteria
Airborne bacterial particle counts by room. Elevated levels can indicate HVAC contamination, poor ventilation, or active biological sources.
Viral Load
Submicron particle counts that indicate airborne viral load — a direct measure of respiratory transmission risk in enclosed spaces.
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds from building materials, cleaning products, and off-gassing furniture — invisible but measurable, and harmful at chronic low-level exposure.
Formaldehyde
A known carcinogen released by pressed-wood products, insulation, and adhesives. Often elevated in newer construction and recently renovated spaces.
Carbon Monoxide
An odorless, colorless gas from combustion appliances. Even low-level chronic exposure causes headaches, fatigue, and cognitive impairment — well below alarm thresholds.
Carbon Dioxide
A direct proxy for ventilation quality. Elevated CO₂ correlates with cognitive impairment, fatigue, and poor sleep — even without other pollutants present.
Pollen
Indoor pollen counts reveal how effectively your home filters outdoor allergens. Elevated indoor pollen — especially in bedrooms — drives allergy symptoms and poor sleep.
Humidity
Room-by-room humidity mapping identifies hidden moisture gradients that predict where biological contamination is likely to develop or already exists.
PM2.5
Fine particulate matter small enough to penetrate deep into lung tissue and enter the bloodstream. A critical marker for combustion byproducts, wildfire smoke, and cooking emissions.
PM10
Coarse particulate matter including dust, pollen fragments, and mold debris. Elevated PM10 triggers upper respiratory irritation and aggravates asthma.
Room-by-Room Mapping
All eleven parameters measured in every room, compared against an outdoor baseline — so you know not just if there's a problem, but exactly where it is.
Know what's in your air.
Schedule a whole-property air quality assessment. Serving Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Ridgefield, and surrounding areas.
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