Complaint & building review
We identify patterns in occupant complaints, building history, HVAC operation, water events, and problem areas.
Healthy Building Systems
Find out what people are actually breathing inside your building.
Indoor air testing, duct and HVAC hygiene, contaminant investigation, and corrective recommendations for commercial, industrial, residential, government, and education environments.
AirPro Standard
Testing, source identification, and corrective action
40+Years of
industry experience
industry experience
Quick Answer
For facility managers and project teams
What does a commercial indoor air quality assessment evaluate?
A commercial indoor air quality assessment reviews occupant complaints, HVAC operation, moisture, ventilation, particulates, mold indicators, and other potential sources. Testing is selected to answer a specific question and guide corrective action.
✓HVAC, humidity, moisture, and ventilation review
✓Targeted air or surface sampling when appropriate
✓Clear corrective priorities and follow-up verification
The Problem
Air-quality complaints are building clues—not background noise.
Persistent odors, dust, humidity, recurring respiratory complaints, and discomfort concentrated in certain areas often point to a building-system problem. The source may be moisture, microbial growth, accumulated duct contamination, ventilation imbalance, or a combination of conditions.
AirPro investigates the building instead of masking the symptom. Testing establishes what is present, inspection traces the likely source, and the corrective plan targets the condition affecting occupants and operations.
Our Process
How our indoor air quality works
Every step is designed to protect occupants, control risk, document the work, and get the facility back to normal with fewer surprises.
Air and surface testing
Appropriate sampling helps identify mold spores, particulates, and other conditions affecting indoor air.
HVAC & moisture inspection
Ductwork, air handlers, humidity, condensation, and hidden moisture are evaluated as potential sources.
Findings & priorities
Results are translated into a clear explanation of what matters now, what can wait, and what requires remediation.
Corrective services
Duct cleaning, mold remediation, moisture correction, specialized cleaning, or ventilation improvements are coordinated as needed.
Verification
Follow-up measurements and documentation confirm the corrective work produced the intended result.
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Indoor air problems rarely have one source
Commercial buildings recirculate large volumes of air through shared systems. Dust, biological growth, humidity, outside-air balance, construction debris, and water intrusion can all affect what occupants breathe.
A meaningful investigation connects symptoms to building conditions rather than relying on a single sample taken without context.
What this covers
↗Musty or chemical odors
↗Dust and particulate complaints
↗Humidity and condensation
↗Recurring occupant symptoms
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Testing is useful when it drives action
AirPro pairs testing with building inspection so results lead to a corrective plan. When mold is present, remediation is available in-house. When ducts or mechanical systems are contributing, cleaning and targeted improvements can be coordinated without sending the facility manager to another contractor.
The goal is a healthier, more defensible indoor environment with documentation supporting the work completed.
What this covers
↗Air and surface sampling
↗Duct and air-handler inspection
↗Moisture-source investigation
↗Post-work verification
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For occupied, regulated, and high-concern facilities
Schools, healthcare buildings, public facilities, offices, and industrial properties each have different occupant concerns and operational constraints. AirPro adapts the investigation and corrective plan to the building rather than forcing every site into the same checklist.
Work can be phased and coordinated around occupancy to reduce disruption while addressing the underlying condition.
What this covers
↗Schools and universities
↗Healthcare facilities
↗Government buildings
↗Corporate and industrial properties
Service by Environment
Indoor Air Quality changes with the building around it.
Choose the environment to see how AirPro adapts the scope, schedule, containment, communication, and documentation for that type of property.
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Commercial Indoor Air Quality Services
AirPro evaluates moisture, ventilation, filtration, duct conditions, particulates, odors, and other contributors to indoor-air concerns in commercial buildings.
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Industrial Indoor Air Quality Services
AirPro evaluates ventilation, dust, moisture, odors, HVAC conditions, and environmental contributors to indoor-air concerns in industrial facilities.
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Residential Indoor Air Quality Services
AirPro evaluates residential moisture, ventilation, filtration, duct conditions, particulates, odors, and environmental contributors in homes and multifamily properties.
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Government Indoor Air Quality Services
AirPro evaluates moisture, ventilation, filtration, ducts, particulates, odors, and environmental contributors in government and public-sector buildings.
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School & Campus Indoor Air Quality Services
AirPro evaluates moisture, ventilation, filtration, duct conditions, particulates, odors, and environmental contributors in schools, colleges, and universities.
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Facilities We Serve
Commercial, industrial, residential, government, and education environments—each with its own playbook.
Schools
Healthcare
Government Buildings
Corporate Offices
Industrial Facilities
Multi-Site Portfolios
Service Area
Indoor air quality testing for Georgia commercial, industrial, residential, government, and education properties
AirPro investigates indoor air concerns in Metro Atlanta, Macon and Middle Georgia, and facilities across Georgia and the Southeast. Local heat and humidity, long cooling seasons, water intrusion, and complex HVAC systems can all influence building conditions and occupant complaints.
Straight Answers
Questions facility managers ask first.
Clear answers before the work begins. No vague process. No disappearing act once the containment goes up.
Ask AirProWhat are common signs of an indoor air quality problem?+
Recurring odors, dust, humidity, respiratory complaints, discomfort concentrated in certain rooms, and problems that improve when occupants leave the building can all justify an investigation.
Does air testing identify the source of the problem?+
Testing identifies conditions in the air, but source identification also requires building, HVAC, and moisture inspection. AirPro combines both.
Can AirPro perform the corrective work after testing?+
Yes. Depending on the findings, AirPro can coordinate duct cleaning, mold remediation, specialized cleaning, moisture correction, and related environmental services.
Explore the Full Service Silo
Indoor Air Quality for every environment AirPro serves.
Go deeper into the operating, access, containment, scheduling, documentation, and closeout requirements for each property type.
Commercial Indoor Air Quality
Environmental remediation, restoration, inspection, air quality, and cleaning built around occupied business facilities.
Industrial Indoor Air Quality
Specialized environmental services for plants, warehouses, production facilities, and industrial operations.
Residential Indoor Air Quality
Environmental inspection, remediation, restoration, and air-quality support for homes and residential properties.
Government Indoor Air Quality
Documented environmental and facility services for local, state, federal, and public-sector buildings.
Education Indoor Air Quality
Environmental remediation, restoration, air quality, inspection, and cleaning for schools and campuses.
Start the Conversation
Turn air-quality complaints into a clear action plan.
AirPro can test, investigate, explain the findings, and coordinate the corrective work through one accountable team.