Start With A Specific Question
Sampling is most useful when there is a clear reason for collection. That may be a need for identification, further analysis of a surface concern or added information after an inspection. We discuss what the proposed sample is intended to answer rather than selecting a sample count without context.
Choose Locations Purposefully
Air and surface samples represent different parts of an investigation. Collection locations and methods should fit the property and concern. Real-time scanning can provide additional context when deciding where further sampling may be useful, while accessible surface observations help inform collection decisions.
Review The Analysis Alongside The Inspection
Laboratory findings should be considered with the location, method and observations from the assessment. A sample is not a complete picture of every room or concealed space. We explain how results relate to the original question and discuss whether additional investigation is appropriate.
Share prior results, the reason testing is needed and any documentation requests. Confirm the proposed samples, fees and expected laboratory timing before collection. Ask for preparation instructions specific to the method.
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