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Independent Environmental Testing and Industrial Hygiene Consulting

Contact Angstrom Testing Services

Request independent air quality testing, mold inspection, asbestos testing, lead testing, water sampling, VOC testing, construction-dust assessment, or other environmental and industrial hygiene services.

  • Inspections available seven days a week
  • NYC, Long Island and Westchester offices
  • CIH and QEP professional oversight
  • Independent written documentation
Angstrom Testing Services environmental consultants reviewing project information
Project scopes are developed according to the property, complaint, suspected source, requested testing method, access conditions, laboratory needs, and type of documentation required.
CIH & QEP Oversight Professional technical review
Laboratory-Supported Qualified analytical methods
Independent Consulting No cleanup-sales conflict
Written Documentation Clear findings and limitations

Discuss the property or environmental concern

Tell Us What Happened and What You Need to Determine

Angstrom Testing Services LLC provides independent environmental inspections, field measurements, air sampling, surface sampling, dust sampling, water sampling, material testing, laboratory coordination, industrial hygiene consulting, and written reporting for residential, commercial, institutional, legal, and public-sector projects.

We have provided mold, lead, asbestos, indoor air quality, and related environmental testing services since 2003. Projects may involve individual homes and apartments, entire residential buildings, offices, schools, daycares, health care facilities, mechanical rooms, commercial properties, construction sites, and public buildings.

The most useful initial message explains the property, affected area, complaint, relevant history, suspected source, work already performed, requested testing, deadline, and how the findings will be used.

Angstrom provides testing, inspection, consulting, and reporting only. We do not perform mold remediation, asbestos abatement, lead abatement, duct cleaning, hazardous-material cleanup, reconstruction, or restoration contracting.

Information that helps us scope the project

What to Include With Your Request

Property and Location

Property type, full service address, building size, floor, unit, affected rooms, occupancy, and access requirements.

Concern or Suspected Hazard

Mold, odor, dust, smoke, asbestos, lead, water, chemicals, bacteria, silica, mercury, Legionella, HVAC, or RF exposure concern.

Relevant History

Leaks, flooding, renovation, demolition, material disturbance, odors, contractor work, cleaning, remediation, or prior testing.

Timing and Pattern

When the problem began, whether it is continuous or intermittent, rooms affected, HVAC cycles, weather, occupancy, and work schedules.

Testing or Documentation Needed

Inspection, air sampling, dust testing, surface sampling, material testing, water testing, clearance, protocol, letter, or full report.

Deadline and Intended Use

Real estate closing, permit, legal matter, agency submission, tenant concern, workplace assessment, remediation, or facility records.

Request a project scope and quote

Complete the Contact Form Below

Provide your name, telephone number, email address, the ZIP code where testing is needed, and a concise description of the project. Add enough detail for us to identify the likely service, inspector, equipment, laboratory, and reporting requirements.

After the request is submitted

How the Project Is Reviewed

Review the Request

We review the property, concern, affected areas, previous work, requested service, deadline, and type of documentation needed.

Clarify the Scope

Additional information may be needed concerning access, suspected sources, sample locations, methods, licensing, laboratory analysis, or reporting.

Provide the Proposal

The proposal identifies the agreed inspection or sampling activities, professional fees, laboratory charges, assumptions, and deliverable.

Schedule the Site Visit

Scheduling depends on location, urgency, inspector availability, required equipment, laboratory hours, building access, and project duration.

Environmental testing services

Select the Service Most Closely Related to Your Concern

Official technical and regulatory resources

Public Guidance Used to Inform Environmental Testing Decisions

Depending on the project, sampling and interpretation may reference official analytical methods, exposure criteria, laboratory accreditation, licensing requirements, building regulations, public-health guidance, or environmental agency resources.

Contact and scheduling FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What environmental testing services does Angstrom provide?

Services include indoor air quality testing, mold inspection, asbestos testing, lead paint and lead dust testing, water testing, Legionella testing, formaldehyde and VOC testing, mercury vapor testing, silica testing, bacteria testing, mycotoxin testing, HVAC assessment, RF exposure testing, and related consulting.

What information should I include in the contact form?

Include the property type and location, affected areas, complaint or suspected hazard, relevant history, prior testing or cleanup, requested service, deadline, access requirements, and the type of report or documentation needed.

Can you provide a quote without visiting the property?

Many projects can be proposed from a detailed description, photographs, drawings, reports, and telephone discussion. Some complex or poorly defined conditions may require an initial consultation or site review before the full scope can be established.

When are inspections available?

Inspection scheduling is available seven days a week, generally from 8:00 AM through 7:00 PM. Actual availability depends on the project, location, licensing, inspector schedule, laboratory hours, equipment, access, and urgency.

Do you provide written reports?

Yes, when included in the agreed scope. Documentation may include site history, observations, sample methods and locations, field conditions, laboratory results, interpretation, limitations, photographs, and recommended next steps.

Do you perform remediation, abatement or cleanup?

No. Angstrom provides independent inspection, testing, sampling, consulting, laboratory coordination, and reporting. We do not perform mold remediation, asbestos abatement, lead abatement, hazardous-material cleanup, restoration, reconstruction, or duct-cleaning contracting.

Can I send photographs or previous laboratory reports?

Yes. Photographs, prior reports, floor plans, contractor proposals, product information, work scopes, and agency notices may help clarify the project. Avoid sending unrelated sensitive personal, medical, or financial information.

What areas do you serve?

Angstrom serves New York City, Long Island, Westchester, southern Connecticut, eastern New Jersey, and nearby areas. Project availability depends on the service, urgency, licensing, site access, equipment, laboratory schedule, and scope.

Independent environmental testing

Contact Angstrom Testing Services

Call, email, or submit the project request form with the service location, property type, affected areas, environmental concern, relevant history, requested testing, deadline, and documentation needs.

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