Angstrom Testing Services LLC

Air Duct Cleaning is the process of removing dust, debris, and contaminants from the ductwork of a home or building, using specialized tools and a vacuum. It involves cleaning supply and return ducts, vents, and often the central furnace or blower to improve indoor air quality and efficiency.

Air Monitoring is a service that tracks air quality by measuring pollutants and particles in the environment, using sensors and data analysis to provide real-time readings, alerts, and reports for safety, health, and compliance.

Air quality testing measures the air you breathe for pollutants and particles. It involves collecting samples from indoor or outdoor air, analyzing them for chemicals, dust, smoke, or gases, and reporting results with any recommended cleaning or mitigation steps.

Allergen Testing checks if your immune system reacts to common substances (like foods, pollen, or dust). It involves asking about symptoms, sometimes blood or skin tests to identify specific triggers, helping you manage allergies and choose safer options.

Asbestos testing is a service that checks buildings or materials for asbestos fibers. A technician collects samples, which are sent to a lab for analysis to determine if asbestos is present and how risky it is, guiding safe removal or containment steps.

Bacteria Testing is a service that checks samples to see what bacteria are present, and how many. It involves collecting a sample, lab analysis to identify bacteria, and reporting results with any needed safety or treatment recommendations.

Building Demolition is the process of safely tearing down a structure to clear the site. It involves planning, securing permits, removing hazardous materials, and using controlled methods to bring the building down without damaging the surroundings.

Cancer Test is a medical service that checks for signs of cancer using lab tests, scans, or genetic analysis. It involves sample collection (like blood or tissue), imaging or DNA tests, and interpretation by clinicians to detect cancer early and guide treatment options.

Carbon Dioxide Testing is a simple check to measure how much CO2 is in a space or product, to ensure air quality or safety. It involves collecting a sample, analyzing it with a detector, and reporting the results with any needed steps to reduce CO2 levels.

Carbon Monoxide Testing checks for dangerous CO gas in homes or workplaces. A technician uses sensors to measure air levels, identifies sources like appliances, and ensures safe CO concentrations, often with recommendations or repairs if elevated.

Chemical Vapor Testing is a process that checks for hazardous vapors in an area by drawing in air samples and using sensors or detectors to identify and measure volatile chemicals, ensuring safety and compliance in workplaces or labs.

Cleaning Procedures is a service that provides clear, step-by-step methods to thoroughly clean spaces and items, including preparing the area, selecting appropriate products, following safe techniques, and checking results to ensure hygiene and consistency.

Clearance Testing assesses a product or system to ensure it meets safety, regulatory, or environmental clearance requirements. It involves planning, selecting tests, executing them, documenting results, and verifying compliance with applicable standards before approval or launch.

Crystalline silica dust refers to tiny particles released when materials like concrete, stone, or brick are cut, ground, or drilled. It can irritate the lungs and cause long-term harm; proper wet methods, ventilation, masks, and dust controls reduce exposure.

Environmental Inspection Services is a service that checks a site for pollution, safety hazards, and compliance. It involves sampling air, water, and soil, reviewing records, inspecting facilities, and reporting findings with recommendations to protect health and the environment.

Environmental Remediation is the process of cleaning up polluted soil, water, or air to protect people and ecosystems. It involves assessing contamination, planning cleanup strategies, removing or neutralizing pollutants, and monitoring results to ensure safety.

Environmental Testing is checking air, water, soil, or surfaces for pollutants and quality, using samples and lab tests to assess safety, compliance, and impacts, guiding remediation or protection decisions.

Exposure Assessment is a process that estimates how much, how often, and for how long people come into contact with a substance or hazard. It involves collecting data, modeling sources of exposure, and evaluating potential health risks for individuals or populations.

Formaldehyde Testing checks air or materials for the presence of formaldehyde, a common building chemical. It involves collecting samples from air, dust, or products and sending them to a lab to measure the amount and determine safety levels.

Hvac Systems is the setup and maintenance of heating, cooling, and air quality for buildings. It involves installing, repairing, and optimizing furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, ducts, and filters to keep indoor comfort and air clean.

Industrial Hygiene Services help identify and control workplace hazards like chemicals, dust, noise, and ergonomics to protect workers’ health. It involves assessments, monitoring, exposure limits, safety plans, and training to reduce risks.

The Laboratory Analysis service are tests and measurements done on samples (like water, soil, or blood) to identify components, check quality, or detect problems, using instruments, procedures, and analysis to provide clear results and insights.

Lead Based Paint is a service that checks for or tests for lead paint in older buildings, often assessing risk, advising on safe removal or containment, and guiding cleanup to prevent health hazards, especially for children and residents.

Lead Dust Testing checks if dust left on surfaces contains lead, especially after renovations or in older homes. It involves collecting dust samples from surfaces and sending them to a lab to measure lead levels, helping ensure a safe environment.

Lead Paint Inspections are professional checks to see if a building has lead-based paint, especially in older homes. A licensed inspector tests surfaces, identifies lead risks, and provides a report with recommendations to reduce exposure.

Lead Paint Testing And Lead Risk Assessments helps check homes for lead-based paint, test paint samples, identify lead hazards, and assess the risk to occupants, especially children, outlining steps to reduce exposure and ensure safety.

Lead Poisoning is a service that detects and treats exposure to lead in people, especially children. It involves screening tests, medical evaluation, and guidance to remove lead sources, reduce symptoms, and prevent long-term health problems.

Lead paint testing checks if a building contains lead-based paint. A technician collects samples from walls or surfaces and sends them to a lab to measure lead levels, helping determine safety steps and necessary remediation or precautions.

Legionella Testing checks water systems for Legionella bacteria to prevent Legionnaires’ disease. It involves collecting water samples from taps, showers, and cooling systems, sending them to a lab, and reporting whether any Legionella is present and at what levels.

Materials Testing is the process of checking a substance or product to verify its properties, quality, and performance. It involves sampling, lab tests, measurements, and analysis to ensure safety, durability, and compliance with standards.

Mold Inspection Reports provide a professional assessment of a building to identify mold presence, moisture sources, and related health risks, including a written report with findings, photos, and recommendations for remediation and prevention.

Mold Prevention is a service that checks for moisture, cleans mold, and applies treatments to stop growth. It includes identifying water sources, improving ventilation, fixing leaks, and advising on maintenance to keep indoor spaces dry and healthy.

Mold Problems is a service that detects, identifies, and removes mold in homes or buildings, checks moisture sources, repairs leaks, and provides guidance to prevent future growth for healthier indoor air.

Mold Remediation Protocols is a guided process to detect and remove mold safely, stop moisture, clean affected areas, prevent regrowth, and ensure air quality by following standardized steps and protective practices.

Mold Removal is a service that detects and safely removes mold from your home, cleans affected areas, treats moisture sources to prevent regrowth, and helps improve indoor air quality with thorough cleaning and sanitization.

Mold Sampling is a test to check for mold in a space. It involves collecting air or surface samples, sending them to a lab, and analyzing results to identify mold types and levels, helping decide cleaning or remediation steps.

Mold Testing checks a building for mold spores to see if there is hidden mold growth. It involves collecting air or surface samples, sending them to a lab, and reporting what types and amounts of mold are present to guide cleanup and safety steps.

Mold inspections check a space for damp conditions and visible mold, assess moisture sources, and determine if mold is growing. A professional visits, looks at walls, ceilings, and HVAC, tests air or surfaces if needed, and provides findings and recommendations.

NYC daycare lead testing is a service that checks children’s exposure to lead in daycare buildings by testing water, dust, and surfaces, then provides results and guidance to reduce lead risk and keep kids safe.

Silica Dust Testing measures airborne silica particles in a workspace to assess exposure risk. It involves collecting air samples, lab analysis to identify particle concentration, and reporting results with safety recommendations to reduce inhalation hazards.

Surface Testing is a service that checks the outer layer of a material or product for defects, wear, or cleanliness. It involves inspecting, sampling, and testing surfaces to ensure they meet quality standards and function as intended.

Water Leaks is a service that detects, locates, and fixes hidden or visible water leaks in homes or buildings, preventing damage. It involves inspections, leak testing, repair work, and recommendations to prevent future leaks.

Water testing is checking water to see if it is safe and clean. It involves collecting a sample, sending it to a lab, and testing for contaminants, minerals, and treatment needs to ensure it meets health standards.

XRF Lead Paint Testing is a quick on-site check to see if a building’s painted surfaces contain lead. A handheld X-ray device analyzes coatings without damaging them, telling you if lead is present and at what level so safety steps can be planned.