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Air Quality & Allergens

Indoor Allergen Testing in Southern Nevada

Evaluate invisible contaminants dust mites, pollen, mold spores, pet dander, fibers that affect  your health, comfort, and building performance. If you experience recurring symptoms, indoor  air quality testing may help identify potential environmental factors associated with a “sick  building” or “sick home” environment.  

What Are Indoor Allergens?

Common Indoor Allergens

An allergen is any substance that triggers an immune response in sensitive individuals. Common indoor allergens include:

01

Dust mites & their waste particles

02

Mold spores

03

Pet dander (cats, dogs & other animals)

04

Cockroach particles & droppings

05

Pollen tracked indoors or via ventilation

06

Fiberglass & other synthetic fibers

07

Skin cells & other biological particles

Good to know: Unlike seasonal outdoor allergies, indoor allergens can cause symptoms year-round and may worsen in winter and summer months when people spend more time inside with windows closed.

Tell the Difference

Allergies vs. Colds

Allergy symptoms and cold symptoms often look identical, which is why indoor allergies frequently go undiagnosed. Here’s a general guide:

LIKELY ALLERGIES

Signs Your Symptoms May Be Allergies

  • Symptoms appear suddenly and all at once
  • Symptoms persist for weeks or months without improvement
  • Nasal mucus is thin and clear, not thick or yellowish
  • Symptoms worsen in specific locations or at certain times
  • No fever

LIKELY A COLD

Signs Your Symptoms May Be a Cold

  • Symptoms develop gradually, one at a time
  • Symptoms typically resolve within 7–10 days
  • Mucus becomes thick and yellowish as illness progresses
  • Fever may be present

If your symptoms have lasted more than two weeks or consistently return in the same environment, allergen testing is worth considering. Unmanaged indoor allergies can lead to chronic sinus infections, sleep disruption, and the development of asthma.

What We Test For

What Does Allergen Testing Detect?

Our indoor allergen testing identifies the presence and concentration of common airborne and settled allergens, including:

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Dust mites & their waste particles

02

Mold spores (multiple species)

03

Animal dander from common household pets

04

Pollen grains

05

Cockroach allergens

06

Insect fragments

07

Fibers, including fiberglass

08

Skin cells & other biological particulates

Who Should Test

Who Should Consider Allergen Testing?

  • Individuals with persistent or recurring allergy-like symptoms
  • Asthma sufferers looking to identify environmental triggers
  • Tenants or property owners following water damage or renovation
  • Families with young children or elderly members experiencing unexplained health issues
  • Pet owners wondering if dander is affecting air quality
  • Anyone who wants to understand what's in the air they breathe every day

Stop guessing. Start testing.

Call Nevada Mold Testing now or schedule an allergen test online today.

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