Chronic headaches. Nagging sinus infections. Strange rashes. Itchy, watery eyes. Fatigue.

If there’s something always wrong with you or your family, there may be something wrong with your house. And poor indoor air quality is probably the culprit. But at Schuman, we can help fix it once and for all. Restoring the health back into your home.

We take a systematic approach to bettering your indoor air quality, and investigating these persistent health problems is the first step. We start with a series of questions designed to pinpoint the problem. We then arrange a detailed walk-through to assess the issues in person. During the walk-through, we’ll investigate your HVAC system, take moisture readings, review your current filtration and cleaning methods, and much more.

Once the walk-through is complete, we’ll then provide you with a detailed action plan tailored specifically to meet your home’s and your family’s needs. All this is possible because we partner with some of the finest, most experienced, most highly regarded professionals in the indoor air quality field, including mold experts, HVAC engineers, and air testing specialists.

Licensed Home Inspector (MD #29911)
Certified National Environmental Health Association NEHA-NRPP (#104640RT)
Certified MD Department of the Environment,
Water (MDE #0909-00-370)
Certified Level I Thermographer (ITC #25121)
American Association of Radon Scientists and
Technologists (ID#1426)

Indoor Air Quality Services

  1. Residential and Commercial
  2. Mold remediation
  3. Structural drying
  4. Air filtration and cleaning systems
  5. Investigative work to identify problem
  6. Comprehensive protocols to help improve
    and manage indoor air quality

Not sure if you have a problem?

It’s not always apparent if you home or office has poor indoor air quality. Here are a few questions to ask yourself to help assess the situation. But when in doubt, call Schuman.

  1. Do you have regular headaches?
  2. Do you have asthma, skin rashes, itchy eyes, runny nose, or constant fatigue?
  3. Are your symptoms worse when you are
    in a specific place?
  4. Do you notice improvements when you’re away from your home or office?
  5. Have you had any recent leaks or
    moisture intrusion?
  6. Do you have a crawlspace?
  7. Do you have pets?
  8. Have you cleaned your ductwork in the
    past 5 years?
  9. Do you have a humidifier installed on your HVAC equipment?
  10. Do you have a gas fireplace?
  11. Is your attic vented?

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