Air Quality Testing
Do you have difficulty breathing or suffering from mild to severe allergies? Do you find yourself coughing and sneezing all year round but don't know why?
Mold, above and beyond being unsightly, can also adversely effect the air quality in your home. Home air quality and the health of you and your family go hand-in-hand. Over 150 different mold spores can be the cause of a constant throat tickle, sniffles, or, go as far as asthma and pneumonia. 
Mold can hide behind walls and floors, lurk in carpets and curtains and linger in the air you breathe. Often, you can’t even see it until it has multiplied and destroyed an entire wall, floor, or building foundation. So how can you know if you have a mold problem before it’s too late?
Air quality testing is the most accurate and effective way to find out if the air you are breathing is safe and free of toxins and pollutants. If you are worried that your home or office may be contaminated by mold, call One Call Property Services to book an air quality test. Our mold technician will arrive at your home on time and take an air sample from the rooms in question. The sample will be sent to an accredited lab where it will be analyzed.
Florida Mold Assessment will identify the following:
- Indoor Air Quality spore counts, testing data from accredited laboratory
- Source of problem
- Report data to correct the problem
- Consultation to any health problems caused by mold
- Scope of Work to remove mold correctly and safely
- Documentation for insurance
- Home inspection paperwork for buying a new home
- Toxic mold expert consultation
The results from the air quality test will tell us whether or not you have mold in your space and if so, in what concentrations. It will also identify the exact type(s) of mold spores present. One Call will then send you the results along with our professional recommendation on how to proceed with the mold remediation.
HEALTH EFFECTS OF MOLD
All mold, even dead mold, can have a negative impact on human health. Because mold spores are so small and can spread so easily, they can be easily inhaled by humans. This can result in respiratory conditions such as asthma and allergies. Other symptoms include coughing, sneezing, headaches, vision problems, eye, ear, and sinus infections, fatigue, shortness of breath, and anxiety.
Long-term exposure can also lead to more serious conditions such as chronic bronchitis, mental deficiencies, problems with the nervous system, cancer, multiple sclerosis, and heart problems. For a complete list of symptoms associated with mold exposure, please visit our main page.
If you want to ensure the safety, good health, and well-being of the ones you love, you should consider air quality testing.
