Mold assessments & indoor air quality ·Now accepting consultations

What’s in your air?

Breathe with confidence, not concern.

Professional mold assessment and indoor air quality testing for homes and work places where someone has asthma, allergies, chronic cough, respiratory concerns or immune compromise, or any reason to be cautious about what they’re breathing. Clinical-grade testing and calm guidance, with results.

Phone consultations are complimentary

A spore-trap air sampling pump mounted on a tripod in a living room, a sample cassette fitted on top, with a sofa and side tables behind it Air sampling in a living room, pump at breathing height
NYS licensed
mold assessor
AIHA-EMLAP
accredited labs
Assessment only
we never remediate
Standards & partnerships Show what each of these means
New York State Department of Health
New York licenses mold assessors, and state law keeps assessment and remediation in separate hands. That separation is why our findings stay independent: we have nothing to sell you at the end of the walkthrough.
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC)
Publishes S520, the reference standard for professional mold assessment. It defines what a competent inspection and a defensible remediation protocol should contain.
Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA)
The professional body for indoor air quality practitioners. Its best practices govern how an assessment is scoped and how samples are collected, so the work follows an agreed method rather than one inspector’s habits.
American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA)
Accredits laboratories through its EMLAP programme. Your samples are analysed by an independent accredited lab, not by us, so nobody who benefits from the result is also producing it.
ASTM International
Publishes the standardised methods used to collect air and surface samples. Following them is what makes your indoor results directly comparable against the outdoor control sample, which is how elevated levels are proven.
New York State Department of Health State licensing Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) S520 standard Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) Best practices American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Lab accreditation ASTM International Sampling methods
NYS licensed mold assessor IICRC S520 standard EPA & NYS DOH protocols AIHA-EMLAP accredited labs
Who we help

For households where every breath matters.

Anyone in the home or work place that has a respiratory condition, an immune sensitivity, or simply a persistent feeling that the air is “off,” you deserve a clear answer, not guesswork.

Visible mold growth Mold sensitivity (CIRS) Musty odors Recent water damage Asthma Chronic allergies Chronic sinusitis Persistent cough Post-COVID respiratory issues Immunocompromised household Infants & young children Elderly family members Expectant mothers Unexplained fatigue or headaches
Assessments & process

A comprehensive report, specifically calibrated to your home or work place.

From a complimentary phone consultation, to our on-site assessment, to a formalized written report you can share with your qualified professional. Grounded in EPA and NYS Department of Health protocols and Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) best practices, with samples processed by American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) accredited labs under the Environmental Microbiology Laboratory Accreditation Program (EMLAP).

Inspection, testing & sampling

Moisture meters, hygrometers, and thermal imaging, plus targeted air and surface sampling sent to AIHA-EMLAP accredited labs.

Written remediation protocol

If remediation is warranted, an itemized written protocol for you and your qualified professional.

Post-clearance assessment & inspection

Final clearance report and sampling letter, suitable for you and your qualified professionals.

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Why this matters

Mold and microbial growth is not abstract. Indoor air is clinical.

For people with immune compromises or respiratory conditions, the quality of indoor air can be the single largest environmental factor shaping daily wellbeing.

90%
of time the average American spends indoors (EPA)
2-5×
indoor pollutant levels compared to outdoor air (EPA)
24-48h
to dry wet materials before mold growth begins (EPA)
100+
indoor mold species linked to respiratory effects

Where we work

Serving the Entire Hudson Valley

On-site mold assessments and indoor air quality testing across Dutchess, Ulster, Columbia, Orange, Putnam, Greene, Westchester and Rockland counties, from our office in Poughkeepsie.

Outside these areas? Call 845-635-2552. We travel upon request.