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Volatile Organic Compound Testing in Louisiana
Reach out to Bayou State Inspections for testing of your indoor environment.
If your family, employees, or guests are experiencing new or worsening health problems the indoor environment may likely be the cause. There may be unknowingly exposed to dangerous levels of volatile organic compounds. Our team will collect a proper type and number of samples needed to diagnosis your environment. These can include air, swab, bulk, tape lift, canister, and liquid testing. These samples will be sent to a lab or testing facility to make sure your building's VOC levels are safe and not a threat to your health. If we find that your building has higher levels than normal, we'll recommend an effective solution that will restore your air quality.
Schedule your VOC testing service by calling Lafayette's Bayou State Inspections.
Get a VOC test as part of your environmental inspection
Bayou State Inspections of Lafayette, LA is dedicated to keeping you and your loved ones safe with our inspection services. We offer volatile organic compound testing that will determine if your dwelling's indoor environment is within normal and / or acceptable levels. This is a very specialized test and only a few inspectors in the state of Louisiana are certified in this discipline. The Environmental Protection Agency recommends VOC testing to protect against health issues like headaches, nausea and damage to the liver or kidneys. As part of our service, our professional commercial inspectors will measure and report your building's total levels of:
- Volatile organic compounds
- Toxic formaldehyde
- Elevated microbial spores both viable and non-viable
- Bacteria testing
- Asbestos testing
James Yaeger Holds Accredited ACAC Certifications. The American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) is pleased to announce that its Council-certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE) Certified Microbial Investigator (CMI) designation has been accredited by the Council for Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards (CESB). The CIE is now recognized by CESB as an engineering technician designation until 2011. CESB is a nationally recognized, independent accreditation body founded in 1991 to provide standards for engineering-related certification programs. CESB-accredited programs must follow strict guidelines for integrity and independence in their policies and operations. CESB accreditation is a mark of superior quality and distinguishes well known certification marks such as the Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), and Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM). The ACAC is the only indoor air quality organization whose certifications have achieved CESB accreditation. Council programs employ psychometrically rated examinations that test industry knowledge and also require verified field experience of each certification candidate. Council certifications are board-awarded by a nationwide panel of industry peers for a period of two years, after which each certificant must undergo a rigorous re-certification process. CESB accreditation is the latest evidence that ACAC certifications continue to set the standard in the industry for integrity, credibility and independence.
For more information on other CESB-accredited Council certifications, or to see a list of certified professionals, visit http://www.acac.org
