Question 1

What allergens are typically tested for in homes?

Accepted Answer

Common indoor allergens that home testing covers include mold, dust mites, pet dander, cockroach allergens, and airborne pollen or pollutants. The specific allergens tested for depend on the homeowner's concerns and environment.

Question 2

How is home allergen testing performed?

Accepted Answer

Professionals will conduct a visual inspection looking for signs of allergen sources like moisture/mold, pets, etc. They also use specialized sampling methods like air testing with spore traps, surface sampling, dust collection from carpets/furniture, and sometimes even taking materials like insulation for lab analysis.

Question 3

How long does it take to get the results of home allergen testing?

Accepted Answer

The length of time can vary, but you can typically expect the results within 1-2 weeks after the inspection and sampling has occurred. The samples have to be sent to an accredited lab for analysis which accounts for most of the turnaround time.

Question 4

What are the benefits of professional home allergen testing?

Accepted Answer

Having your home comprehensively tested identifies the specific allergen triggers causing issues so they can be properly treated or removed. This prevents prolonged exposure and allows targeted measures to improve indoor air quality for allergy relief.

Question 5

When should I have my home tested for allergens?

Accepted Answer

Home allergen testing is recommended if you or family members suffer from unexplained allergy symptoms, asthma attacks, or respiratory issues that seem to occur or worsen while indoors. Testing isolates the causes to enable effective treatment. Consult a local home allergen testing professional.

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