Phoenix Environmental Testing Services

Are you concerned about asbestos or another dangerous material in a home or building you are renovating? Do you worry that a recent fire or flood may have left lingering environmental hazards behind? At Quality Aire, LLC, we provide comprehensive environmental testing services to identify and address the presence of many kinds of hazardous substances.

Since 2011, we have been a trusted name in the disaster restoration industry. Proudly, we have assisted countless homeowners, commercial property owners, property managers, real estate professionals, and others from Phoenix to Tucson. We offer same-day and weekend appointments. Plus, if you need assistance in Spanish, we can help. Se habla español.

To schedule an environment test, call (602) 857-9992 or get in touch via our online contact form. We work with all insurance!

What Is Environmental Testing?

Environmental testing involves analyzing air, water, and building materials to identify harmful substances or contaminants that may pose a risk to occupants’ health or the property’s structural integrity. 

Our Phoenix environmental testing services cover a wide range of potential hazards, including the following and more:

When Is Environmental Testing Important?

Environmental testing is critical in situations where contaminants may be present or an event may have caused them to become airborne. 

Common scenarios include:

• Before renovations or remodeling - If construction work may disturb building materials that contain asbestos, lead, and other dangerous substances, testing can help you avoid unknowingly releasing them.
• After water or fire damage- Floods and fires can introduce mold, bacteria, or VOCs into a property. Identifying the presence of these things is crucial for protecting occupants and visitors. 
• Before purchasing or selling a property - Environmental testing provides insights into potential safety risks before completing a real estate transaction. 
• For regulatory compliance - Commercial property owners and contractors often must secure an environmental test to meet state and local environmental regulations. For example, Maricopa County requires asbestos testing before many renovation and demolition projects. 

What Can You Do with Environmental Test Results?

The information from an environmental test allows you to take strategic and effective steps to address hazards. 

Here is how you can use the results:

• Plan projects safely - Test findings tell you whether you must remove or abate unsafe materials. Doing so enables you to perform renovations, repairs, or demolitions without exposing workers or residents to hazards.
• Prevent long-term damage - Identifying a contaminant like mold lets you address it promptly, which can minimize the likelihood of costly structural damage. 
• Maintain regulatory compliance - You can avoid fines and other legal repercussions by identifying and removing/abating dangerous substances.