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 A clear first step / $695
A focused visit and a week of observations, brought together in a practical plan for the air and comfort inside your home.
Request my AirMapFull $695 credit toward qualifying installed work.
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.
Seven days of particle, carbon dioxide, temperature and humidity screening in one main living area. Your normal routines add useful context.
A written report that prioritizes findings, explains the next steps and identifies where targeted testing or a qualified specialist is needed.
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
Accept an installed package within 30 days after we deliver your proposal and receive the full AirMap fee as a credit. Your proposal will show the credit and the remaining total clearly.
Request an AirMapStart with AirMap: a 90-minute visit, seven days of screening in one main living area and a written plan. It is $695, credited in full toward an installed package accepted within 30 days after your proposal is delivered.
We can investigate the home conditions behind those concerns. Allergen reduction, outdoor-air ventilation and humidity management involve different work; your findings determine the proposal. No package guarantees symptom relief.
Speak with a healthcare professional about unexplained or persistent symptoms. AirMap can complement that care by reviewing selected home conditions; it cannot diagnose an illness or establish its cause.
No. AirMap observes accessible conditions and screens selected air measurements. It does not identify individual allergens. Medical evaluation, mold assessment, regulated radon tests and specialist diagnostics are separate.