Guest guest Posted November 24, 2008 Report Share Posted November 24, 2008 A friend has a child with extreme asthma. Their doctor has asked them to have a comprehensive IAQ investigation conducted in their home. In addition to the usual mold concerns, they are also focused on common allergens. Several questions: 1. What qualifications should an inspector possess for this situation? 2. What types of tests should be included in the IAQ investigation for allergens? 3. Are all allergen tests universal? In other words - do specific target allergens require specific type of tests or is there a universal sampling protocol? 4. Once results are collected - Is there is safe/unsafe threshold for the presence of allergens? Is it realistic to have a zero count? Any information on the process and sampling equipment would be helpful in vetting the inspector. This is a money no object situation so please detail the perfect world testing scenario for a comprehensive evaluation. Thanks All, Will Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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