Evaluating Effectiveness of Remediation: Indoor air quality testing can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of remediation efforts by comparing pre- and post-remediation mold levels in the air. Peace of Mind: Knowing the types and levels of mold present in the air can give you peace of mind and help you take appropriate actions to protect your health and well-being. Overall, indoor air quality testing for mold can provide valuable information about the presence and potential health effects of mold, and help guide decisions about remediation and prevention. People with asthma, respiratory issues, and mold allergies often request Indoor Air Quality Mold Testing as symptoms often include respiratory issues. Other individuals are looking for assurance that the Indoor Air doesn’t contain elevated levels of mold. at Mold No More LLC, we offer Professional Indoor Air Quality Testing services in Southeastern Michigan.

Air samples are possibly the most common type of environmental sample that investigators collect to study bioaerosols (mold, pollen, particulates). The physics of removing particles from the air and the general principles of good sample collection apply to all airborne materials, whether biological or other origin. Therefore, many of the basic principles investigators use to identify and quantify other airborne particulate matter can be adapted to bioaerosol sampling. Common to all aerosol samplers is consideration of collection efficiency. The following are the two most common forms of air sampling methods.