Arkansas Indoor Air Quality Services

If your living or working environment mirrors the image on the left, the response is unequivocally affirmative.

Yet, even if nothing is immediately visible, the answer may still be yes. Mold, bacteria, and other pollutants have the ability to lurk behind appliances, furniture, trim work, wallpaper, and even within walls, remaining hidden from view but still capable of affecting the quality of the air you breathe.

Identifying possible Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) issues typically involves recognizing common allergy symptoms like nasal congestion, runny nose, coughing, sneezing, and inflammation.

Our expertise lies in diagnosing Sick Building Syndrome. Upon suspecting an IAQ concern, our initial approach involves a thorough building inspection and air sampling. These samples are meticulously analyzed in our laboratory to pinpoint potential problems and suggest the appropriate course of action.

• Reports of abrupt or intense headaches, fatigue, or lightheadedness
• Common reports of fever/chills, tiredness, cough, or difficulty breathing
• Wheezing or other signs of chemical/allergen exposure that may trigger or worsen an asthma episode
• Notable moisture levels within a structure
  

The key components for the growth of fungi are moisture, temperature, and a food source. If a water leak goes unnoticed for a month or longer, it can provide the perfect environment for mold to thrive.

Every mold colony is teeming with millions of spores, and any form of disruption heightens the risk of inhaling these spores.

Although we typically associate mushrooms with flourishing in damp, dark environments, under suitable circumstances, they can also thrive on surfaces such as wallpaper, drywall, and carpet.

We are here to assist in restoring the safety of your home!

Arsenic, utilized as a preservative in select wallpapers, has the potential to be metabolized by specific fungi, producing arsine, a profoundly toxic gas.

If you have any concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. The sooner we begin the investigation and identify the issue, the sooner your home will be restored to a healthy state.

• Intake of Outdoor Air
• Filters
• Heat Exchangers/Coils
• Ductwork for Supply Air
• Insulation
• Diffusers for Supply Air
• Potential Water Damage
  

• Moisture Issues
• Condensation
• Underfloor Space
• Carpeted Areas
• Textiles
• Portable Dehumidifiers
• Return Air Ducts
• Dampness in Walls or Flooring