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Indoor Air Quality Services & Testing in Ottawa

Concerned about the air inside your home? Enviropure Home Services provides professional indoor air quality testing to help identify potential pollutants, contaminants, and environmental factors that may be affecting your home’s indoor air.

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Professional Indoor Air Quality Services for Ottawa Homes

The air inside your home can be affected by many factors, including building materials, household products, dust, allergens, ventilation, moisture, and outdoor pollutants that enter your home.

Enviropure Home Services provides professional indoor air quality testing and assessment services for Ottawa homeowners. Our certified technicians can evaluate your home’s indoor environment and test for specific pollutants based on your concerns.

If you’re experiencing unexplained odours, excessive dust, allergy concerns, or simply want to know more about the quality of the air inside your home, professional testing can provide valuable information and peace of mind.

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When to Consider Air Quality Testing for Your Home

You don’t always need to see a problem to have a concern with your home’s indoor air. Our team can discuss your concerns and help determine whether indoor air quality testing is appropriate for your home. Air quality testing may be helpful if you have noticed:

Signs You May Need Air Quality Testing
Persistent or Unusual Odours
Excessive Dust or Airborne Particles
Allergy or Respiratory Concerns
Poor Ventilation or Stuffy Air
Concerns Following a Renovation
New Flooring, Furniture, or Materials
Chemical Emissions or VOCs
Suspected Exposure to a Pollutant

What Does Home Air Quality Testing Check For?

The pollutants and environmental factors tested will depend on your home and the reason for the assessment. Depending on the scope of testing, Enviropure can evaluate:

Common Pollutants — Accordion
Chemical compounds that can be released by household products, furnishings, paints, flooring, adhesives, and building materials.
Small airborne particles that can originate from indoor activities, combustion sources, dust, and outdoor pollution.
A chemical that may be released by certain building materials, furnishings, and household products.
Potential allergens that may contribute to concerns about the indoor environment.
CO₂ levels can provide information about ventilation within the home.
A potentially dangerous pollutant associated with combustion sources that requires appropriate testing.
Temperature and humidity can also be evaluated as part of an indoor environmental assessment.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to some of our frequently asked questions about air quality testing and indoor air quality services.
If you have any other questions or concerns about the air quality in your home, feel free to contact Enviropure today.

We get asked this question quite a bit. Let’s take new homes first. In a perfect world, you’d put down your hard-earned money and move into a spotless, pristine new home, one that had no issued with air quality or other matters of cleanliness, health and sanitation. Unfortunately, when new homes are constructed in Ottawa nowadays, the builders and subcontractors can get a little sloppy (your mileage will vary). What kinds of things do they end up depositing into your home and leave behind, failing to clean up after themselves? This can run the gamut from tobacco smoke & cigarette butts to building materials, coffee cups and all sort of debris that you didn’t bargain for! That’s why a move-in cleanup AND air quality testing are highly recommended – even for new homes. As for cleaning your home, even the most rigorous of cleaning standards can’t catch many of the particulates and hazardous materials that air quality testing searches for.

Canadians spend most of their time indoors, whether it be at home, work, school or shopping. Indoor air pollutants can come from a variety of sources, including building materials, furniture, cleaning products, and outdoor air pollution that seeps indoors.

Enviropure carefully inspects the air quality, checking for pollutants such as Mold, Pollen, Dust Mites, Volatile Organic compounds (VOC’s), Carbon Monoxide, Asbestos, Lead, and Radon

Pollutants from poor indoor air quality can have a significant impact on our health. If you noticed some of the following health effects it is possible that it could be a result of the air quality in your home.

Some of the health effects that can result from exposure to indoor air pollutants include:

  • Respiratory problems
  • Allergies
  • Headaches
  • Skin irritation

Poor indoor air quality can also lead to long-term health effects. Prolonged exposure to indoor air pollutants can lead to more serious health problems, such as heart disease, respiratory disease, and even cancer. Don’t put your health at risk due to your indoor air quality. Protect your health and get peace of mind with indoor air quality testing.  Contact Enviropure today to get a free quote for indoor air testing in Ottawa.

We’ve tested many of those air quality testing kits that are available on the consumer market, and unfortunately we’ve yet to find one to which we’d entrust the well-being of our loved ones. The quality of these “air quality testing” kits varies from poor to mediocre, and it makes us think of the old saying, “you get what you pay for.” Instead, you’re much better hiring the services of a professional air quality testing provider, one who has a depth of training, experience and comprehensive knowledge when it comes to indoor air quality and air quality testing. We’ve invested (and continue to make ongoing capital expenditures) in high quality, professional-level air quality testing equipment. That’s how we ensure that the air quality testing we perform is reliable and accurate, so that you and your family can breathe the best air possible.

There is a wide variety of things that can impact the quality of the air inside your home. Some common pollutants include: dust, mould, smoke residue, pet dander, and cleaning chemicals. More often than not, poor indoor air quality is the result of a problem with your home’s ventilation system.

Great question! We pride ourselves in being constantly vigilant and always on the lookout for the best air quality testing equipment. We religiously test and re-test the gear before we deploy it in our Ottawa air quality testing services for home and office. At Enviropure, we make sure we are using state-of-the-art technology for indoor air quality testing. We look for air quality testing products that earn consistently superior ratings and reviews. Our goal is to continue to offer the latest in air quality testing gear so that you’re getting comprehensive results and can breathe better air.

100%! Unfortunately, as we have “progressed” as a society, with these advancements have come some pretty unsavoury byproducts. We’re all familiar with outdoor air pollution, and the effects people suffer when breathing poor air. Well, indoor air quality has followed suit in many of the same ways. Homes, offices and other structures contain a variety of chemicals, materials and potential indoor air contaminants. Older homes and offices, for example, may contain asbestos. Some homes have radon present. Mold, dust and other harmful materials are present in many structures. The only way to know whether you are breathing clean air – and to find out how to make it cleaner – is to perform indoor air quality testing.

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