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You shouldn’t have to guess whether your home is safe. That musty smell in the basement, the allergies that won’t quit, the fatigue that lifts when you leave the house these aren’t things you should ignore or try to fix with a store-bought test kit.
Professional air quality testing gives you real data. We test for mold spores, radon levels, and other pollutants that affect how you feel every day. You get results within 24 hours, not vague reassurances or surface-level checks that miss what’s growing behind your walls or under your floors.
Once you know what’s actually in your air, you can make informed decisions. Whether that means remediation, ventilation improvements, or just peace of mind, you’re working from facts not fear or guesswork.
We’ve been testing and treating homes across Logan and Bucks County since 2009. We’re not a national franchise following a script. We’re local, and we understand how Pennsylvania’s climate humid summers, sealed winters, older housing stock creates the exact conditions where mold and radon thrive.
When you call, you talk directly to the owner. When we test your home, our certified technicians show up with professional-grade equipment, not assumptions. We’ve seen what happens when problems go undetected, and we’ve helped hundreds of families get ahead of them before they turn into expensive repairs or health issues.
We start with a visual inspection of your property. That means checking basements, crawl spaces, attics, HVAC systems anywhere moisture or contaminants tend to hide. We’re looking for visible mold, water damage, ventilation issues, and conditions that allow pollutants to build up.
Next, we collect air samples and surface samples depending on what we find. For radon, we use continuous monitoring equipment that tracks levels over time, not just a snapshot. For mold, we test the air and any suspicious surfaces to identify the type and concentration of spores present.
You get a detailed report within 24 hours. It tells you what we found, where we found it, and what the levels mean for your health and your home. If remediation is needed, we walk you through the process and give you a clear estimate before any work starts. If your air is clean, you’ll know that too.
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Every air quality assessment we perform covers mold inspection, radon testing, and pollutant detection. We examine both the air you breathe and the surfaces where contaminants grow. That includes testing in multiple rooms, checking HVAC systems, and identifying moisture sources that fuel ongoing problems.
In Logan and throughout Bucks County, radon is a serious concern. Roughly 40% of Pennsylvania homes test above EPA action levels, and the state sees over 1,000 radon-related deaths every year. We use professional-grade radon monitors, not hardware store kits, and we test during conditions that give you the most accurate reading.
Mold testing goes beyond what you can see. Spores spread through air, settle on surfaces, and grow in places you’d never think to check. We identify the species, measure concentration levels, and trace the problem back to its source whether that’s a leaking pipe, poor ventilation, or water intrusion you didn’t know existed.
The cost depends on the size of your home and what you’re testing for. A basic mold inspection with air sampling typically runs a few hundred dollars. Radon testing is separate and varies based on the monitoring period and equipment used.
We offer free initial inspections so you’re not paying for someone to show up and tell you they need to run tests. During that visit, we assess your situation and give you a clear estimate for the testing you actually need not a package of services you don’t.
If you’re buying a home, many people combine mold and radon testing into one visit. That saves time and gives you a complete picture before closing. If you’re dealing with symptoms or visible issues, we focus the testing on the areas most likely to be causing problems.
Persistent musty odors are the most obvious sign, especially in basements or bathrooms. If the smell doesn’t go away after cleaning, there’s likely mold growing somewhere you can’t see.
Health symptoms are another red flag. Allergies that worsen at home, sinus irritation, headaches, fatigue, or respiratory issues that improve when you leave the house all point to poor indoor air quality. Kids and elderly family members tend to show symptoms first because they’re more vulnerable.
Visible water damage, even if it’s old, means mold is likely present. Discolored walls, peeling paint, warped floors, or condensation on windows all create conditions where mold thrives. You might not see the mold itself, but if moisture is there, spores are growing.
The inspection and sample collection usually take one to two hours depending on the size of your home. We’re thorough, but we’re not wasting your time opening every cabinet or testing rooms that clearly aren’t the issue.
Radon testing requires a longer monitoring period typically 48 hours minimum for short-term tests. We place the equipment, let it collect data, then return to retrieve it and analyze the results. For the most accurate reading, we test during colder months when your home is sealed and radon levels are highest.
You’ll have results within 24 hours after we collect samples. The report breaks down what we found, where the levels stand compared to EPA guidelines, and what action (if any) you should take. If remediation is needed, we schedule that separately so you have time to review everything.
You can buy DIY test kits, but they’re not reliable. Most over-the-counter mold tests only tell you if spores are present which they always are. They don’t measure concentration, identify species, or locate the source. You end up with vague results and no clear next step.
Radon test kits are slightly better, but placement matters. If the kit isn’t positioned correctly or the test period is too short, the reading won’t reflect actual exposure levels. Professional equipment monitors continuously and accounts for fluctuations that a basic kit misses.
The bigger issue is interpretation. Even if a DIY test shows elevated levels, you still need a professional to find the source, assess the damage, and recommend solutions. Starting with professional testing saves time and money because you’re getting actionable information from the beginning, not halfway through a problem that’s already spreading.
Pennsylvania sits on geology rich in uranium and thorium, which decay into radon gas. The state’s glacial history and rainfall patterns create soil conditions that allow radon to move easily from the ground into homes through cracks in foundations, basements, and crawl spaces.
About 40% of homes tested in Pennsylvania exceed the EPA’s action level of 4 picocuries per liter. That’s well above the national average. Radon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer after smoking and the top cause for nonsmokers. In Pennsylvania alone, over 1,000 deaths per year are linked to radon exposure.
You can’t see, smell, or taste radon. The only way to know if your home has dangerous levels is to test. Because Logan and Bucks County fall within a high-risk zone, testing isn’t optional if you care about long-term health. The good news is that if levels are high, mitigation systems work and they work permanently.
If we find mold, we locate the moisture source first. Removing mold without fixing the underlying problem means it’ll come back. We identify leaks, ventilation issues, or structural problems, then handle both the remediation and the root cause. You get a detailed estimate before any work begins, and we work with your insurance if coverage applies.
For radon, mitigation involves installing a venting system that redirects gas from beneath your foundation to the outside air. It’s a permanent fix, and it typically brings levels down below 2 picocuries per liter. Installation takes one to two days depending on your home’s layout.
We don’t just remove the problem and leave. We retest after remediation to confirm levels are safe. You’ll have documentation showing the work was done correctly, which matters for resale value and your own peace of mind. The goal isn’t just to pass a test it’s to make sure your home is actually safe to live in.
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