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Allergens, Mold & Radon: Why Air Quality Testing Matters

Air quality testing might not be something you think about. But air quality testing is the only sure way to evaluate if your home's air is safe for you and your family. Here's what air quality tests detect, and why they're important.

What Does an Air Quality Test Detect? 

Air quality tests are tools you can use to detect harmful pathogens in the air. If you're experiencing allergy-like symptoms without a clear cause, if you're renovating your home, or have just moved in to a new home, it's a good idea to get an air quality test.

Things to Look Out For With Air Quality Testing 

Here are some common contaminants that could be present in your home:


  • Allergens. Built up dust mites and pet dander can cause severe allergy symptoms, particularly if you are extra-sensitive to allergens.
  • Mold. Mold spores present in your home's air can also cause allergy-like symptoms. If you have asthma, mold can trigger asthma attacks.
  • Radon. While the other contaminants can cause health problems, radon is the most serious. Radon gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. It is odorless and colorless, so an air quality test is the best way to detect it.

How Professional Air Quality Testing Can Help 

A professional can help by performing a professional air quality test. This will give you peace of mind that nothing was overlooked, and that you can trust the results. Then, if any contaminants are found, a professional can help you address the cause. For example, they can help you start the mold remediation process, to remove mold from your home. If high levels of allergens are found, they can help control them with professional allergen removal services. Radon can be mitigated with better ventilation. Whatever the issue, a professional can help advise you once they find it.

Breathe Easy With BioClean

At BioClean, our experienced technicians can perform a professional air quality test to help you find any pathogens in your home's air. Then, we can help you address the cause, whether it's allergens, mold, or radon. Contact us today to get started!

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