Utah indoor air quality assessment

What is the house telling you about its indoor air?

An indoor air quality assessment from C&H Inspections begins with the home’s history, the spaces involved, moisture and ventilation clues, prior work, and the question you need answered. It is a property-focused assessment—not a one-size-fits-all test package.

Schedule an indoor air quality assessment or call (801) 244-1770. Scope-based assessments range from $600 to $1,800 depending on the home’s history, the number of spaces involved, conditions found, and the focused testing or follow-up that makes sense.

Who is an indoor air quality assessment for?

It is a good fit for buyers, sellers, and owners facing an unexplained odor, moisture history, ventilation concern, prior remediation, or several conditions that do not fit one simple test. The goal is to define the next useful step before repairs, testing, or negotiations move ahead.

What happens during the assessment?

1. Start with the home’s history, the rooms involved, and the decision you need to make.
2. Review accessible conditions that may help explain the story, including relevant moisture and ventilation clues.
3. Choose targeted testing or specialist follow-up only when it will answer a real property question.
4. Leave with a practical order of operations for what to test, repair, monitor, or discuss next.

What this assessment does—and does not—promise

An IAQ assessment does not promise to test every possible pollutant, and mold air sampling is not automatically necessary in every home. It can help evaluate property conditions, but it does not diagnose health symptoms or determine what is causing someone to feel unwell. Clients with health concerns should also speak with a qualified healthcare professional.

Choose the service that fits the question

• IAQ and Environmental Assessment overview: broader service information and scope context.
• Mold air sampling: a focused option when the question is specifically about indoor mold-spore conditions.
• K9 mold detection: helps narrow where a possible hidden source may be located.
• Radon testing: a separate, focused measurement question.

Schedule through C&H Inspections or call (801) 244-1770 to discuss the next step.