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Model Indoor Air -Mould Lab Test
The Indoor Air Mould Lab Test provides a professional assessment from laboratory experts and identifies the type of mould you are dealing with. Mould in the air is impossible to see by the naked eye. As mould needs moisture to grow, damp rooms are especially susceptible, which can quickly lead to health issues. If you suspect mould in your home, you should act fast and analyse the mould so that you and others are no longer at risk. The specialists in our accredited testing laboratory will analyse your sample quickly. You can then access your test results conveniently online. The findings from the lab can help you and your doctor to identify the cause of health issues. You receive precise information regarding possible mould spores in the air in your home, including information about the type of mould and the likely cause. The report also outlines the severity (kbE). If you already see signs of mould, we recommend ordering the Mould Surface Analysis Kit.
If mould is suspected, whether in living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, basements, attics or offices, action should be taken quickly. The more time passes between an initial mould infestation and the treatment of the problem, the more difficult it can be to remove mould from walls, tiles, wallpaper, textiles and furniture. An early diagnosis can therefore not only protect your health, but also save you money.
One indicator that quickly leads to a suspicion of mould is a strange smell in the room. Mould often smells slightly musty; it is not without reason that the smell of mould and musty cellars are firmly associated with one another. The smell of mould is often reminiscent of soil, the ground or musty clothing, making it relatively easy for most of us to identify. However, it is usually much more difficult to actually locate the mould. This is where the mould lab test for room air can help. Any existing mould spores are identified, assigned to a mould genus and, at high concentrations, provided with the necessary information to enable the mould to be located.
As mould can manifest itself in various symptoms, it is important to pay attention if these are not just passing but become chronic. Fatigue, weariness, headaches and respiratory irritation are high on the list, but increased susceptibility to bronchitis, asthma or feeling permanently unwell can also be symptoms of mould. For this reason, it is also worthwhile for employers to test the rooms in which their employees spend most of their time. On the one hand, you can signal your concern for the health of your employees and also avoid sick leave due to health problems caused by mould in the workplace.