Indoor Air Quality Testing in Phoenix
Get a $199 home air quality test across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert and Chandler. Air Army measures airborne particles, VOCs and formaldehyde, then explains the readings before you decide on filtration or air-cleaning equipment.
What does the $199 air quality test measure?
Fine particles
The smallest particle range we measure, useful for understanding how much very fine airborne material is present.
Particle ranges
We measure six particle-size ranges from 0.3 to 10 microns. A particle count shows size and quantity; it does not identify whether individual particles are dust, pollen, mold or bacteria.
Volatile compounds
A screening measurement for elevated volatile organic compounds in the indoor air.
Formaldehyde
An additional indoor-air data point that can help identify when more investigation or ventilation may be worth considering.
You get the numbers. Then we explain them.
We review the readings with you in plain language and discuss practical next steps. The measurements describe conditions during the visit; cooking, cleaning, open windows and HVAC operation can affect the results.
Good reasons to get a baseline.
You fight dust constantly
The house gets dusty again right after cleaning, or filters load up unusually fast.
The home smells stale
Persistent odors or a stuffy feeling make you wonder whether ventilation or airborne compounds are part of the issue.
You are reopening a seasonal home
If your home feels dusty or stale after time away, testing can provide a starting point for discussing filtration and ventilation before buying equipment.
Solutions only when the data supports them.
Your readings help guide a discussion of filtration, ventilation and possible pollutant sources. This screening is not a mold inspection or laboratory analysis, and it does not certify that a home's air is safe.
Book your indoor air quality test for $199.
Serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert and Chandler. Call to confirm appointment availability and discuss your home's air-quality concerns.