Environmental testing
Airborne mould testing
Aerolyse collects airborne mould samples during a site visit, providing measured evidence of mould contamination at selected locations.
What does the analysis measure?
Our mould testing uses fluorometric analysis to measure markers associated with mould contamination in a sample. It does not identify mould species. The purpose of the analysis is to provide measurable evidence of mould contamination at the sampled location.
How many samples are appropriate?
The appropriate number of air samples depends on the property, rooms being investigated and the purpose of testing. Aerolyse discusses the sampling plan with you before attendance.
Multiple air samples can be collected during one visit, for example in different rooms or affected and comparison areas. Pre- and post-remediation sampling can be arranged at the appropriate stages.
Discuss the sampling plan
Scope and interpretation
Our mould testing does not identify mould species. This is not a comprehensive indoor-air-quality test for every pollutant. Results describe conditions at the time and location sampled.
Results relate to the samples and locations tested. A detailed report can interpret the findings in the context of the available property history and conditions, for an additional charge. A sample alone does not establish the exact cause of mould.
Results and detailed reports