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What the information on this site can tell you, and what only an inspection of your property can.
Last updated October 6, 2026
General information only
This website explains common indoor air quality problems and how we test for them. Every building is different, and reading this site is not an inspection of yours. Using the site or contacting us does not create a client relationship. That begins with a written agreement for a specific job.
Not medical advice
We describe how mold, bacteria, allergens, asbestos and lead can affect indoor air, but we are not doctors. Our reports describe building conditions and do not diagnose illness. If you have symptoms or health concerns, especially involving infants, pregnancy, older adults or anyone with asthma or a weakened immune system, talk to a medical professional.
Results and outcomes
Test results reflect the conditions where and when samples were taken. The photos and reviews on this site show real work and real customers, but every property and every problem is different, and they are not a promise of a particular result for yours.
Not legal, real estate or insurance advice
We document conditions for insurers, landlords, attorneys and buyers, but we do not give legal advice or decide questions of coverage or liability. Rules on lead disclosure in older housing, on asbestos before renovation or demolition, and on mold differ by agency and by state. Check with the agency involved or with your attorney.
Licenses and certifications
The licenses and certifications listed on this site are those held when the site was last updated. They are renewed on set schedules. To confirm the current status of any of them, ask us, or check with the issuing body, such as SCDES, NCDHHS, the EPA or the IICRC.
In an emergency
The contact form and email are not monitored for emergencies. If you smell gas, see an electrical hazard, or anyone is having trouble breathing, leave the building and call 911.
While you wait for testing, do not sand, cut, scrape or remove materials you suspect contain asbestos or lead, and do not disturb large areas of visible mold.
Questions
Not sure whether something on this site applies to your property? Ask us.