INDOOR AIR QUALITY

Environmental Testing Consultants

413 N. Black Horse Pike

Runnemede, New Jersey 08078

​Phone:  (855) 209-1831

email; info@envirotesting.us

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has been cited by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) as a top environmental concern facing our country today. They estimate that the average citizen spends, at a minimum, 70% of their time in an indoor environment. The concern develops when indoor air becomes contaminated.

There are literally thousands of analysis which could be performed in any given project.  The objective is to limit sampling to the absolute minimum which requires expertise and experience

ETC has the experienced staff and expertise to limit assessments and resources while identifying and providing the methods of remediating the indoor environmental quality concerns.

​Environmental Testing Consultants:

Conducts visual assessments and designs testing strategies tailored for each project's specific needs

Assists in compliance with Federal regulations under the Clean Air Act Amendments, and the OSHA Hazard Communications Act

Performs complete indoor environmental quality evaluations for mold, fungi, bacteria, allergens, dust mites, endotoxins and pollens

Monitors for both ambient and personal exposure to an array of contaminants including but not limited to, inorganic compounds, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), nuisance and respirable particulate, metals and microbiologicals

Test for contaminants in air, water and bulk matter and on porous and non-porous surfaces using state-of-the-art equipment, instrumentation and methodologies

Provides evaluation reports containing visual assessments, result interpretation and recommendations if further actions are warranted

Prepares specifications and assists with remediation contractor bid packages

Uses nationally recognized and certified laboratories for testing requiring analysis

Provides testing and analysis performed in accordance with the most updated procedures approved by ACGIH, OSHA, NIOSH, EPA, ASME or ASTM guidelines