You Control the Temperature.
But What's In Your Air?
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Schedule an Air Quality Assessment:
Colorado's wildfires, high altitude, and dry winters make indoor air quality a real concern along the Front Range.
We measure what's actually in your air — and give you a full report.
Bad air doesn't always announce itself.
Headaches, fatigue, or stuffy noses that don't have an obvious cause
Kids or pets spending more time inside than ever
New floors, fresh paint, or a recent renovation
Wildfire season settling in across the Front Range
Home/building older than 1980s
You just want to know — and right now, you don't
We test for 11 things most people never knew could be affecting their health — and explain each one.
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
An odorless gas from furnaces and gas appliances. Dangerous at elevated levels — this is the safety check.
Here's what's included in every assessment:
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
A byproduct of breathing. High levels mean poor ventilation — and explain why a crowded room makes you feel foggy.
Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)
Produced by gas stoves and furnaces. Irritates the lungs, especially for kids and anyone with asthma.
Particulate Matter (PM1, PM2.5, PM10)
Microscopic particles from dust, smoke, and cooking. The EPA's standard measure for air quality — and the stuff most filtration systems are designed to catch.
Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC)
Gases off-gassed by paints, cleaning products, and furniture. The "new home smell" is actually this.
Formaldehyde (HCHO)
A specific VOC common in new flooring and pressed wood. A known carcinogen at high concentrations.
Temperature
Room-by-room readings. Uneven temps can point to HVAC performance issues before they become breakdowns.
Humidity
Too low causes dry air and static; too high feeds mold and dust mites. The sweet spot is 30–50%.
Here's what's included in every assessment:
1. We Schedule Around You
Most assessments take 90 minutes to 2 hours. We'll pick a time that works and tell you what to expect.
No guesswork. No jargon. Just a clear picture of what's in your air.
2. We Go Room by Room
We close doors temporarily to get accurate readings. We'll give you a heads-up about this — it's standard, and you're welcome to supervise.
3. We Measure 11 Indicators
CO, CO2, NOx, PM1, PM2.5, PM10, TVOCs, formaldehyde, temperature, and humidity — all logged per room.
4. You Get a Full Written Report
Raw data plus plain-English analysis: what's in range, what's not, and what it means for your household.
5. A Personal Results Walkthrough
When your report is ready, we schedule a call to walk through the results with you personally. You'll know what every number means before we hang up.
6. You Decide What's Next
No pressure. Some results need action; others are peace of mind. Either way, you know.
See exactly what you'll receive:
Every customer gets a full written report — not a vague summary, but actual numbers with context. You'll see each reading, whether it falls within safe ranges, and what it means in plain English.
Sample report — your actual report will reflect your home's specific measurements.
This assessment is for anyone who wants to know what they're breathing every day.
Who Is This Really For? (And Why Bother Testing)
The air feels "stuffy"
You want to maximize health and productivity
Your home/business has hardwood interiors
Your home/building is older (particularly those built before the 1980s)
You've recently renovated or have new construction
You got new furniture or carpet
You have furniture made with vinyl or engineered wood products
You have young kids or elderly family members at home
You or a family member has asthma or respiratory issues
You have pets and/or live near a barn/ranch
Wildfire season has you wondering
It's pollen season:
Tree pollen season (peaks in spring: February to April)
Grass pollen season (late spring to summer: May to June)
Weed pollen season (late summer to fall: August to October)
Someone in your home has unexplained allergy symptoms:
Headaches
Persistent fatigue
Persistent brain fog
Sneezing/runny or stuffy nose
Itchy/dry eyes
But honestly — most people who book it just want peace of mind. That's a perfectly good reason.
It's especially worth scheduling if:
Your Neighbors. Your Air. Your Health.
Family-owned and Arvada-based — we're in these same homes and businesses breathing this same air. That's not a tagline. It's why we do this right.
Proudly Serving the Denver Northwest Area:
Arvada, Lakewood, Thornton, Westminster, Unincorporated Jeffco
