Home environmental testing involves specialized sampling of air, surfaces, or water to identify and evaluate potential environmental hazards or contaminants within or around a residence. These hazards may impact the health of occupants, the property’s value, or the surrounding ecosystem.
Difference from Standard Home Inspections
Unlike a standard home inspection, which focuses on structural integrity and mechanical systems, environmental testing zeroes in on factors such as air quality, surface dust, water purity, and the presence of hazardous substances. This type of testing is commonly performed during real estate transactions, in response to health-related concerns, or to meet lender requirements. Unlike most inspection companies we include a Mold inspection and Pest inspection with every home inspection.
Customized Sampling Process
At MichiganPro.com, our sampling process is tailored based on in-depth interviews with occupants, ensuring a targeted and effective assessment. The Licensed Laboratories identify the sampling and collection protocols and procedures to the letter as if we are an extension of the laboratory.
Types of Environmental Testing
Our testing may include surface and air sampling to assess a range of potential hazards, such as:
- Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
- Total Particle Analysis (TPA)
- Mycotoxins and Mold Growth
- Radon
- Water Contamination
- Allergens
- Bat Guano Toxicity
- Rodent-Related Toxins
- Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Gas
- Formaldehyde
- Benzene
At MichiganPro.com, our team ensures that the testing process is thorough and effective, providing clients with accurate insights into their home’s environmental health. Contact us today.