Find Out What Is in the Air You Breathe
You cannot see most of what floats in your home’s air. Dust, pollen, pet dander, smoke particles and moisture problems all affect how you feel. Indoor air quality testing shows you what is going on. Then we give you a clear plan to fix it. Our team tests homes in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell and Eagle.
We have served the Treasure Valley since 1946. You get upfront pricing with no hidden fees. We explain what we find and what it would cost to fix before any work begins.
Call (208) 315-6446 to schedule a visit.
Why Test Your Indoor Air?
The EPA says levels of some pollutants indoors can be two to five times higher than outdoors. Most people spend much of their day inside, so that air matters.
Treasure Valley homes face some local challenges. Winter inversions trap smoke and fine particles over the valley, and homes stay sealed up for months. Summer can bring wildfire smoke. Our dry climate also pulls indoor humidity down in winter. Testing helps you know which of these problems affects your home and which solution will actually help.
Signs You Should Test Your Air
- Allergy or asthma symptoms that get worse at home
- Headaches, stuffy noses or tired feelings that ease when you leave
- Musty smells or visible mold
- Dust that comes back fast after cleaning
- Very dry air in winter or damp air in a basement
- A recent remodel, new flooring or new furniture
- Lingering smells from cooking, smoke or pets
What Our IAQ Testing Covers
Every home is different, so we focus on the issues you have noticed. A typical visit looks at:
Airborne Particles
We measure fine particles in your air, such as dust, smoke and pollen. High readings point to a filtration problem or a source inside your home.
Humidity and Temperature
We check humidity in different rooms. Air that is too dry or too damp affects comfort and health. It can also lead to mold or damage to wood.
Chemical Fumes
Paints, cleaners, new furniture and some building materials give off fumes called VOCs. We check for signs of high levels and help you find the source.
Carbon Dioxide and Fresh Air
High carbon dioxide can mean your home is not getting enough fresh air. That can leave rooms feeling stuffy.
Combustion Safety
Gas furnaces, water heaters and ranges must vent safely. We check gas appliances for signs of carbon monoxide. Every home with gas appliances should also have working CO alarms.
Your HVAC System
We look at your filter, coil, drain pan and ductwork. Dirty ducts, a clogged filter or a leaky return can all pull dust and fumes into your air.
