60 minutes, plus document review and a written plan
Mold is where most people start. It’s rarely the whole picture. We work through every environmental input in your home and tell you what’s worth testing—and in what order.
Send ahead: Inspection reports, lab results, remediation scopes, HVAC records, photos, floor plans, and water history.
We cover:
Water intrusion and mold — Where moisture is likely hiding and which sampling method actually answers your question.
HVAC and air — Ducts, coils, drain pans, filtration, ventilation, and gas-combustion byproducts.
Water supply — Lead, copper, PFAS, and disinfection byproducts; private wells tested for nitrates, bacteria, and arsenic.
Groundwater and land history — Former agricultural use, industrial sites, landfills, and underground tanks.
Golf course and turf adjacency — Pesticide and herbicide drift and runoff, a real exposure route on North Shore properties.
Soil — Lead, arsenic, and pesticide residue at the foundation, in garden beds, and in play areas.
Asbestos risk — Identifying probable materials in pre-1980 construction before you renovate or demolish.
Building materials and furnishings — Formaldehyde, flame retardants, PVC, adhesives, and fresh finishes.
EMF — Measurable fields in sleeping and working areas.
60 minutes, plus document review and a written plan
Mold is where most people start. It’s rarely the whole picture. We work through every environmental input in your home and tell you what’s worth testing—and in what order.
Send ahead: Inspection reports, lab results, remediation scopes, HVAC records, photos, floor plans, and water history.
We cover:
Water intrusion and mold — Where moisture is likely hiding and which sampling method actually answers your question.
HVAC and air — Ducts, coils, drain pans, filtration, ventilation, and gas-combustion byproducts.
Water supply — Lead, copper, PFAS, and disinfection byproducts; private wells tested for nitrates, bacteria, and arsenic.
Groundwater and land history — Former agricultural use, industrial sites, landfills, and underground tanks.
Golf course and turf adjacency — Pesticide and herbicide drift and runoff, a real exposure route on North Shore properties.
Soil — Lead, arsenic, and pesticide residue at the foundation, in garden beds, and in play areas.
Asbestos risk — Identifying probable materials in pre-1980 construction before you renovate or demolish.
Building materials and furnishings — Formaldehyde, flame retardants, PVC, adhesives, and fresh finishes.
EMF — Measurable fields in sleeping and working areas.
