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Indoor Air Quality and Environmental Testing in Maryland

Indoor Air Quality and Environmental Testing - Maryland

IAC2 logo radon mold1 The indoor air quality testing we perform can help you make your home a healthier place to live. Indoor environmental contaminants can include naturally occurring compounds such as mold and radon gas, mechanical contaminants such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide CO2, as well as building product contaminants including VOC from paints and carpets, formaldehyde, or asbestos.

Showalter Property Consultants can help you investigate some of these environmental concerns and help guide you toward the solutions. We offer testing for residential, industrial, restaurants, schools, office buildings, and hospitals.

Showalter Property Consultants offers indoor air quality testing services

  1. Radon Testing, Continuous Radon Monitors
  2. Mold Testing and Investigation
  3. Carbon Monoxide Testing, CO
  4. Allergen Screening
  5. Carbon Dioxide Testing, CO2
  6. Asbestos (air and bulk samples)
  7. VOCs, Volatile Organic Compounds, and Formaldehyde Testing
  8. Indoor Air Quality Testing: General indoor air quality testing, including our all-in-one test with a state-of-the-art continuous indoor air quality monitor, which can test for radon, VOCs, Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, Humidity, and some other useful parameters.

femto-TECH Sensitivty Data

Our CO sensor is +/- 10%, . The newer software will show 1 ppm resolution. All of our CO sensors are yearly calibrated using 150ppm calibration gas from Matheson.

The CO2 sensor is also +/- 10% and with a 25ppm resolution. These sensors are yearly calibrated using 7500ppm calibration gas from Matheson.

The PM sensor is factory calibrated; we have to use the factory calibration. The factory claims the accuracy to be +/- 10% from 1 to 100 ug/m^3 with a 1 ug/m^3 resolution.

The AQ (VOC) sensor is a general-purpose air quality sensor that uses a factory calibration and is meant to detect a wide range of gasses. For this reason, we only report 1 of 3 possibilities (good, moderate, or poor). This sensor is meant for screening to see if more accurate equipment is needed.

Other Resources:

EPA:

https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq

MDE:

https://mde.maryland.gov/programs/air/pages/index.aspx

 

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