Residential

Typically, we have the oil changed in our automobiles every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. We have a physical exam every year to help prevent potential health problems. However, the one thing that we tend to ignore is the safety of our indoor air quality at home.

Your home is the single largest financial investment. It is your comfort zone and you would do anything possible to make it a safe and healthy environment for your family. But, how do you know if the indoor environment is safe? By completing an interior environmental evaluation of your property through Green Check. Our effective and patented process will answer this very important question. Our main focus is to supply our clients with a complete environmental evaluation of the indoor air quality. Some of the contaminates are bacteria, carbon monoxide, viruses, allergens, pesticides, and fungi (mold). Included are additional air pollutants that may also be detrimental to anyone entering your home. These invisible health hazards can cause asthma attacks, headaches, fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite and many other major life threatening health issues.

Recent studies show that nearly 85% of people in the United States have adverse reactions to indoor air pollutants. Also, nearly 80% of all homes in the United States have some form of indoor environmental pollutants. It should be understood that most environmental issues are not mold related and therefore may be handled in an effective manner. Our advisory board is made up of the most qualified microbiologists, clinical scientists, and air hygienists.

Along with experience, Green Check has patented and patent pending technology to help resolve your indoor air quality issues that may be detrimental to the health of your family and freinds.

Evaluation/Testing Methods:

Green Check technician arrives prepared to perform the following indoor procedures:

A complete indoor air quality evaluation
Visual, non-invasive inspection of the indoor premises
Specific attention directed toward the presence of bacteria, viruses, fungi and other harmful air pollutants
Air sampling (patent pending air sampling equipment)
Swab sampling (Green Check patented formula)
Humidity reading (indoor moisture-level testing)
Furnish a complete lab evaluation report of the results
Provide a certificate of environmental acceptable levels*

* Certificate issued upon acceptable lab results

Typical Indoor Environmental Issues

Microbial Matters – Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses, Pollen
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) – Released from everyday elements of our surroundings including furniture, carpets, and cleaning products
Aldehydes –Formaldehyde
Particulates – Friable insulation, smoking combustion, fugitive dust build up
Ozone – Electrostatic air cleaners, ion generators, photocopiers and laser printers
Pesticides – Applied in homes and buildings
Nitrogen Oxides – Fuel combustion
Carbon Dioxide – Human respiration and overcrowding
Carbon Monoxide – Automobile exhaust, fuel combustion and tobacco smoke
Radon – Natural decay of uranium found in nearly all soils. Typically moves up through the ground to the air above and into buildings and homes through cracks and holes in the foundation.
Temperature & Relative Humidity Extremes – Improper placement of thermostats, poor relative humidity control, inability of building to compensate for climate extremes and occupant-added furniture & processes.

Effects

There are many adverse effects to the body from typical indoor environmental issues. Listed below but not limited to the following:

Allergic responses, asthma, influenza, sensory irritation, fatigue, irritation to eyes and skin, headaches, dizziness, nausea, shortness of breath (difficulty breathing), sore throat, skin irritations, respiratory disease, lung irritation, tiredness, damage to lung tissue that may lead to lung cancer, effects to the central nervous, endocrine and reproductive systems.