Walk through your home
A 90-minute visit to discuss recurring dust, allergens, stuffy rooms or winter dryness, review accessible filters, ducts, moisture and exhaust, and record visible CO-alarm information.
Meet your AirMap Whole-home AirMap / $449
A focused home visit, 48 hours of monitoring in two representative areas and a practical plan for the air and comfort inside your home.
Request my AirMapYour proposal states whether installed work qualifies for the $449 assessment-fee credit.
A 90-minute visit to discuss recurring dust, allergens, stuffy rooms or winter dryness, review accessible filters, ducts, moisture and exhaust, and record visible CO-alarm information.
Forty-eight hours of fine-particle, carbon dioxide, temperature and humidity monitoring in two representative areas. Your normal routines add useful context.
A plain-English report, prioritized next steps and a review call. We identify where targeted laboratory testing or a qualified specialist is warranted.
Know what’s included
AirMap screens selected conditions, not individual allergens or the cause of symptoms. It is not a medical evaluation, mold assessment, comprehensive home inspection or home-safety certification. Radon, laboratory work and qualified mechanical diagnostics are separately scoped.
For a home without ducts, we can focus on room filtration, ventilation and seasonal humidity. We confirm the appropriate scope before scheduling.
Put your assessment to work
AirMap is $449. If your written proposal identifies installed work as qualifying and you accept that work within 30 days after we deliver the proposal, the full $449 assessment fee is applied once to the installed-work total. Your proposal will show eligibility and the credit before you commit.
Request an AirMapHappy Homes is residential. Our services focus on homeowners, living spaces, household HVAC systems, filtration, ventilation and the home’s exterior air boundary—not commercial facilities.
The standard residential service covers one home up to 3,000 square feet and includes a home walkthrough, 48 hours of monitoring in two representative areas, targeted moisture, thermal, airflow, filter and exhaust observations, a plain-English findings report and a 20-minute review call.
We follow fine particles such as PM2.5, carbon dioxide, temperature and relative humidity over time. We may also make targeted moisture, thermal and airflow observations where areas and systems are accessible. The written scope identifies exactly what is included.
Air conditions change when people sleep, cook, shower, clean, open windows and run heating or cooling equipment. A 48-hour profile can reveal patterns that a quick handheld reading misses. It is still a limited screening period, not a guarantee of year-round conditions.
No. A particle monitor measures the amount and approximate size of airborne particles; it cannot identify their source. We combine readings with the walkthrough and household history, then recommend appropriate laboratory testing when identifying a specific contaminant matters.