GTA & All of Ontario
CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS

Indoor Air Quality Testing & Control
Toronto & Greater Toronto Area

Comprehensive indoor air quality testing for mold, asbestos, radon, VOCs, and particulate matter. Certified industrial hygienists, accredited laboratory analysis, and Health Canada compliant reporting for GTA homes and businesses.

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Certified indoor air quality testing across the GTA. Consultation and written quote.

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What We Test For

Indoor Air Pollutants That Affect GTA Homes

Many dangerous indoor air pollutants are invisible and odourless. Professional testing is the only way to accurately measure exposure levels and protect your family's health.

Mold Spores

HIGH RISK

Invisible mold spores circulate through HVAC systems and cause respiratory issues, allergic reactions, and asthma attacks. Professional air sampling identifies mold species and concentration levels.

Asbestos Fibres

HIGH RISK

Disturbed asbestos-containing materials release microscopic fibres that remain airborne for hours. Air clearance testing after abatement is required by Ontario law.

VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds)

MEDIUM RISK

Off-gassing from building materials, paints, adhesives, and cleaning products. Elevated VOC levels cause headaches, nausea, and long-term health effects.

Carbon Monoxide

HIGH RISK

Odourless and colourless, CO from faulty furnaces, fireplaces, and attached garages is a leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in Ontario homes.

Radon Gas

HIGH RISK

The second leading cause of lung cancer in Canada. Radon seeps from soil and rock into basements. Health Canada recommends testing all Canadian homes.

Particulate Matter (PM2.5)

MEDIUM RISK

Fine particles from combustion, renovation dust, and outdoor pollution penetrate deep into lungs. Post-renovation air testing confirms safe levels before re-occupancy.

Health Canada Recommendation: All Canadian homes should be tested for radon.[1] The Greater Toronto Area has documented areas of elevated radon potential. Long-term radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer in Canada, responsible for approximately 3,200 deaths per year.

Our Process

From Testing to Clearance — A Complete Air Quality Solution

01

Initial Consultation & Site Assessment

Our certified industrial hygienists conduct a visual inspection of your property, review occupant health complaints, and identify potential sources of indoor air quality problems.

02

Air Sampling & Testing

Calibrated air sampling equipment collects air samples for laboratory analysis. We test for mold spores, asbestos fibres, VOCs, radon, CO, particulate matter, and other pollutants specific to your concerns.

03

Laboratory Analysis

Samples are analyzed by accredited Ontario laboratories. Results are typically available within 24–72 hours for standard testing and same-day for emergency situations.

04

Detailed Report & Recommendations

You receive a comprehensive written report with pollutant levels, comparison to Health Canada and Ontario guidelines, identified sources, and a prioritized remediation plan.

05

Remediation & Source Control

If testing identifies problems, our certified technicians address the source — mold remediation, asbestos abatement, HVAC cleaning, ventilation improvements, or radon mitigation.

06

Post-Remediation Clearance Testing

After remediation, clearance air testing confirms pollutant levels have returned to safe levels. You receive a written clearance certificate for your records and insurance.

"Radon is the invisible risk that most GTA homeowners don't think about. It's odourless, colourless, and the second leading cause of lung cancer in Canada. A $200 test kit from Health Canada or a professional short-term test from us takes 48 hours. There's no excuse not to test your basement."
Sarah Patel, CIHCertified Industrial Hygienist, Wright Restorations Canada
Why Choose Us

GTA's Trusted Indoor Air Quality Specialists

Certified Industrial Hygienists

Our air quality specialists hold certifications in industrial hygiene and environmental testing. We follow Health Canada and AIHA guidelines for all testing protocols.

Accredited Laboratory Analysis

All samples are analyzed by accredited Ontario laboratories. Results are accurate, defensible, and accepted by insurance companies, real estate lawyers, and regulatory bodies.

Comprehensive Reporting

You receive a detailed written report with pollutant levels, comparison to guidelines, identified sources, health risk assessment, and a prioritized remediation plan.

One-Stop Remediation

If testing identifies problems, our certified restoration teams handle mold remediation, asbestos abatement, HVAC cleaning, and radon mitigation — no need to hire multiple contractors.

Wright Restorations air quality testing technician in Toronto home
Pricing Guide

Air Quality Testing Costs in Ontario

Pricing varies based on property size, test types, and number of samples. All estimates are approximate — contact us to schedule a site assessment.

Mold Air Sampling
$300 – $600

Per room / area; includes lab analysis

Asbestos Fibre Testing
$250 – $500

Air clearance or bulk sample analysis

Full IAQ Assessment
$600 – $1,200

Multi-pollutant residential assessment

Post-Remediation Clearance
$400 – $800

Confirms remediation was successful

Radon Testing
$150 – $350

Short-term or long-term detector

Commercial IAQ Survey
$1,500+

Multi-zone commercial properties

* Prices are estimates only. Final cost depends on scope, property size, and test type. Contact us to schedule an assessment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Indoor Air Quality Testing

Sources & References

  1. Radon — Health Canada Guidelines — Government of Canada
  2. Residential Indoor Air Quality Guidelines — Health Canada

Concerned About Your Indoor Air Quality?

Don't guess about the air your family breathes. Wright Restorations Canada provides professional air quality testing and remediation across the GTA — with results you can trust.