Welcome to Sunsation Services
Keep your home and family safe with indoor air quality testing,
from our trusted team of indoor quality consultants.
We are independent assessors and consultants for the indoor environment. We are able to measure and document many parameters of a building's indoor environmental condition.
These include locating and measuring moisture content (in the air and in building materials) identifying contaminants (VOCs, SVOCs, MVOCs*, mold, fire residues, etc.) particulate (size and concentration), and recommending methods and technologies to best improve the quality of the air in our homes and businesses.
*Volatile Organic compounds, Semi-Volatile Organic compounds, Microbial Volatile Organic compounds
WHAT's NEW DECEMBER 2025
What Professional Air Quality Testing for a Home Involves
Indoor air quality directly impacts your health, comfort, and well-being. Professional air quality testing is a proactive step to ensure your home environment is safe and healthy. Here’s what the process typically involves:
1. Initial Consultation and Assessment
A certified indoor air quality (IAQ) professional begins by discussing your concerns, symptoms, and any known issues, such as mold, dust, or odors. They perform a walkthrough to identify potential sources of air quality problems, such as ventilation issues, humidity, or visible contaminants.
2. Selection of Testing Areas
Based on the assessment, key areas of your home are selected for testing. This commonly includes bedrooms, living areas, basements, and attics—places where air circulation may be limited, or pollutants may accumulate.
3. Air Sampling
Using specialized equipment, the technician collects air samples to measure levels of common indoor pollutants such as:
- Particulate matter (dust, allergens)
- Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from household products and materials
- Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide
- Mold spores and fungal elements
- Radon gas (often tested separately but crucial in many regions)
- Formaldehyde and other chemicals
Different methods, like air pumps with filters, sorbent tubes, or direct-reading monitors, may be used depending on the substance being tested.
4. Surface and Material Sampling (Optional)
If warranted, the inspector may take surface samples or swabs from walls, carpets, or HVAC systems to check for mold, bacteria, or other contaminants.
5. Ventilation and Humidity Measurement
Proper airflow and humidity control are vital for healthy air quality. Technicians measure air exchange rates and humidity levels to assess whether ventilation systems are functioning effectively.
6. Comprehensive Report and Recommendations
The professional provides a detailed report that explains the findings, compares levels to health-based standards, and highlights any issues. They also recommend practical solutions such as air purifiers, improved ventilation, mold remediation, or changes in household habits.
EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA IS
OUR PRIMARY SERVICE AREA
Brevard Volusia
Osceola Orange
Seminole and Indian River counties.
Travel to other areas will be considered on request.
CALL
(321) 453-4220 or (321) 508-4382
SunsationServices@gmail.com
OUR HOURS
Monday-Friday 8:30- 5:30
Closed Sat & Sun
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