Understand the air inside your home — humidity, moisture sources, and ventilation in Florida's heat.
Floridians spend most of the year indoors with the air conditioning running, so the air inside the home matters. Indoor air quality testing looks at conditions that affect the air you breathe, including humidity levels, moisture sources, ventilation, and the condition of the air conditioning system.
Clay is IAC2 certified through InterNACHI's indoor air training, and findings are documented in a clear report with recommendations.
Humidity and moisture are the root of many air quality problems.
High indoor humidity invites problems.
Visible condition of the system and drain.
Air movement and exhaust.
Findings and recommendations.
High humidity, hidden leaks, and AC systems that aren't removing moisture properly can all affect indoor air. Addressing the source of moisture is usually the key to better air.
If you have specific health concerns, talk with your physician, and let us know what you're seeing so the evaluation can focus on it.
The conditions that shape the air in your home.
Often excess humidity and moisture, along with ventilation and AC issues.
Ask us about mold inspection and air sampling.
Yes.
Yes, the report includes recommendations for addressing findings.
From your first call to your report, here's what to expect.
Call 813-476-1561 or schedule online. Clay will answer your questions up front.
Your inspector evaluates the property. You're welcome to walk along.
You receive a detailed report with photos, typically the same day.
Questions after the report? Call anytime and the team will walk you through it.
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