Florida licensed · independent
Find the IAQ problems hiding inside your HVAC system.
The short answer
An HVAC IAQ assessment investigates the air handler, duct system, filtration, condensate management and design — because most chronic indoor air complaints in Florida have an HVAC root cause. We diagnose without selling equipment, repairs or duct cleaning.
Triggers
Signal 01
Musty smell when the air conditioning cycles on
Signal 02
Visible biofilm or moisture on registers, plenums or returns
Signal 03
Excessive humidity inside despite a working system
Signal 04
High particle, dust or odor complaints in a commercial space
Signal 05
Recent system replacement that hasn't fixed the problem
Scope
Method
Step 01
From thermostat to register, we observe how the system actually operates — not just how it was designed.
Step 02
Temperature splits, humidity, static pressure, filtration efficacy.
Step 03
We separate equipment problems from design problems from operation problems.
Step 04
Findings and corrective recommendations you can hand to your HVAC contractor.
What you receive
A written HVAC IAQ assessment naming the specific equipment, design and operational issues affecting indoor air quality — with prioritized corrective actions and the rationale behind each.
FAQs
In Florida's climate, the most common cause is biofilm or mold on a cold, wet evaporator coil — followed by a dirty drain pan, oversized equipment that short-cycles, or return-air pulling humid attic air. An HVAC IAQ assessment isolates which of these is responsible.
Residential HVAC IAQ assessments in Florida typically range from $500 to $950 depending on system count and accessibility. Commercial properties are scoped individually.
No. We are an independent consulting firm — we never sell duct cleaning, equipment, or repairs. That keeps our recommendations honest.
Yes. Our report is written so a qualified HVAC contractor can implement the recommendations, and we are happy to clarify findings during the work.
Often, yes. Many IAQ complaints in newly replaced systems trace to sizing, return-air design or condensate management — not the equipment itself.
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We diagnose the problem, name the cause and document the fix. Get a scoped quote from a Florida licensed consultant.
