Air quality testing
Measured air, plainly reported.
You cannot manage what you have not measured.
We test the air people actually breathe: airflow rates, moisture, pollutants. Then we tell you plainly what we found and what, if anything, needs doing about it. On our own installations, testing is how we prove the system delivers what the design promised.
Measured where people breathe
Airflow, moisture and pollutant levels recorded room by room with calibrated instruments, in the spaces residents actually use.
The result is a plain-English report against the targets that apply, with the numbers behind every statement.
How testing works
From site visit to a report you can hand over.
Scope
We agree what is being tested and why: a handover, a complaint, a health check on an ageing system.
Measure
Airflow, moisture and pollutant levels recorded room by room with calibrated instruments.
Report
Findings in plain English, against the targets that apply, with the numbers behind them.
Recommend
If something needs doing, we say what, why and in what order.
Commissioning proof for handover
A commissioned system should be able to show its numbers. Measured flows against design figures give your handover pack evidence your client can rely on.
We test our own installations as standard, and other installers’ systems on request, with the same honest reporting either way.
Questions we hear
Straight answers on testing.
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Airflow rates at the terminals, moisture levels and common indoor pollutants, room by room. The exact scope is agreed up front against what the project or the complaint requires.
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Yes. Handover checks, complaint investigations and health checks on ageing systems are all regular work. You get the same plain reporting and an honest view of what is worth fixing.
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Findings in plain English first, the measurements behind them second, and a recommended order of works if anything needs doing. It is written to be read, then filed as evidence.
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It depends on the size of the building and the number of terminals, so we agree the visit length and any access requirements with you before booking it.
Tell us about the project.
Drawings or just an outline, either is enough to start. We will come back with straight answers and a plan.