Mycotoxin Testing Australia Professionals

“Ensuring Your Project Meets the New AS-IICRC S520:2025 Standard.”

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  • Australian Qualified IEPs

    (Independent Environmental Professionals)

  • Nationally Accredited

    (NAT10913005 & NAT10913009)

  • Compliant with AS-IICRC S520

    2025 Standards

  • 50+ Years

    Combined Experience

  • Australian Qualified IEPs

    (Independent Environmental Professionals)

  • Nationally Accredited

    (NAT10913005 & NAT10913009)

  • Compliant with AS-IICRC S520

    2025 Standards

  • 50+ Years

    Combined Experience

Air Testing Australia: Independent Indoor Air Quality Testing

Air Quality Australia provides professional air testing Australia services and independent indoor environmental assessments for homes, workplaces and commercial properties across New South Wales, Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory.

If you’ve noticed visible mould, persistent odours, water damage, excess moisture or unexplained changes in your indoor environment, our qualified Independent Environmental Professionals can investigate the property, arrange appropriate testing and provide a clear, evidence-based report.

Our services include indoor air quality testing, mould inspections, air and surface sampling, water damage assessments, moisture investigations, mycotoxin testing, remediation scopes of work and Post Remediation Verification.

We work with homeowners, businesses, builders, insurers and property managers to understand what’s happening inside a building and determine the appropriate next step.

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Independent Air Testing and Clear Answers

Indoor air quality problems aren’t always visible. Moisture can be concealed behind walls, beneath flooring or within roof spaces and building materials. Mould spores and other airborne particles can also circulate through a property without an obvious source.

Air Quality Australia investigates each property as a complete indoor environment. Depending on the circumstances, an assessment may include:

  • A visual inspection
  • Review of the property’s water-damage history
  • Moisture detection and mapping
  • Indoor and outdoor air sampling
  • Surface sampling
  • Mould testing
  • Specialised laboratory analysis
  • Investigation of concealed or suspected contamination

You receive more than a laboratory reading. Our report explains the findings, identifies areas of concern and sets out recommended next steps.

Indoor Air Quality Testing for Homes and Workplaces

People contact us for many different reasons — discovering mould, a roof or plumbing leak, a persistent musty smell, or general concern about conditions inside a home, rental property, office or commercial building.

Our air testing and indoor environmental assessment services help investigate:

  • Visible or suspected mould contamination
  • Persistent musty or unusual odours
  • Water damage and moisture intrusion
  • Air quality concerns following flooding or leaks
  • Possible contamination in concealed areas
  • Mould that keeps returning after cleaning
  • Conditions before remediation begins
  • Results of completed remediation work
  • Workplace and commercial building concerns
  • Situations requiring independent documentation

Every property is different, so we tailor the assessment and testing process to the building, its history and the reason for the investigation.

Qualified Independent Environmental Professionals

Our consultants hold nationally accredited qualifications from the Australian College of Environmental Studies, along with specialised certifications from the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification. They meet the definition of an Independent Environmental Professional under the AS-IICRC S520:2025 Standard for Professional Mould Remediation — qualified to independently assess contamination, investigate water-damaged buildings, prepare remediation protocols or scopes of work, and carry out Post Remediation Verification. Independence is central to what we do. Our assessments and

Professional Mould and Air Testing

Mould air testing helps assess airborne fungal conditions in different parts of a property and compare them with outdoor conditions. Where appropriate, our consultants may also collect surface samples or recommend other specialised laboratory testing. Results are considered alongside the visual inspection, moisture readings, building history and other evidence gathered during the assessment. Testing isn't interpreted in isolation. Our role is to consider the complete picture and explain what the findings mean for your property.

Water Damage and Moisture Assessments

Mould growth is frequently linked to excess moisture, water intrusion or water-damaged building materials. Unless the underlying moisture source is identified and addressed, problems can continue to return.

Our consultants investigate potential moisture sources and the extent of water damage in the building, including leaks, flooding, condensation, inadequate ventilation or moisture concealed within walls and floors.

Identifying the cause allows remediation decisions to be based on evidence, reducing the likelihood of repeated contamination.

Independent Remediation Scopes of Work

When mould contamination or water damage is identified, we can prepare a detailed remediation protocol or Scope of Works.

The Scope of Works sets out what needs to be addressed and gives remediation contractors a clear framework for completing the project. Depending on the findings, it may document:

  • Areas and materials requiring remediation
  • Containment requirements
  • Appropriate removal and cleaning procedures
  • Moisture and structural-drying considerations
  • Health and safety controls
  • Testing and verification requirements
  • Agreed completion and clearance criteria

This independent planning gives homeowners, businesses, builders, insurers, property managers and remediation contractors a clear understanding of the required outcome before work begins.

Surface Testing: Unveiling Hidden Threats

Mycotoxins often colonise surfaces, remaining undetected to the naked eye. Our meticulous surface testing is a vital component of our service, aiming to reveal the presence of mycotoxins on various surfaces in your indoor environment. This thorough examination allows us to pinpoint the sources of contamination and tailor a precise remediation plan.

Air Testing: Gauging Airborne Peril

While surface testing helps identify visible sources of contamination, our air testing delves into the quality of the air you breathe. Mycotoxins can become airborne and infiltrate your respiratory space, potentially causing health issues. Our advanced air testing methods serve as an early warning system, alerting you to potential airborne mycotoxin threats and guiding you in taking proactive measures.

Breathe Easier: Our Comprehensive Cleansing Services

Upon completing mycotoxin testing, Air Quality Australia extends an all-encompassing cleansing service designed to eradicate mycotoxins from your property. This holistic approach serves as your ultimate defence against the hidden perils of mycotoxins, ensuring that your living and working spaces remain untainted by their detrimental effects.

Post Remediation Verification

Following remediation, we can carry out independent Post Remediation Verification.

PRV may include a visual assessment, moisture checks, review of the remediated area and appropriate environmental sampling. Its purpose is to determine whether the remediation work has been completed in accordance with the agreed Scope of Works, and whether the established verification criteria have been satisfied.

This gives you an independent, documented assessment rather than relying solely on the contractor who carried out the remediation.

Supporting AS-IICRC S520:2025 Projects

We support mould remediation projects undertaken in accordance with the AS-IICRC S520:2025 Standard, including:

  • Independent Environmental Professional assessments
  • Mould and moisture investigations
  • Water-damage assessments
  • Environmental sampling
  • Remediation protocols and scopes of work
  • Post Remediation Verification
  • Clearance reporting
  • Documentation for builders, insurers and property managers

Independent oversight helps establish the extent of the problem, define the required work and document whether the agreed remediation criteria have been met.

Meet Our Environmental Assessment Specialists

Air Quality Australia is led by Jason Chapple, Sarah Chapple and Graham Singleton, who bring more than 50 years of combined experience to indoor environmental assessments, mould investigations and water-damage diagnostics.

Jason Chapple is a Senior Independent Environmental Professional and IICRC Master Water Restorer, specialising in complex contamination investigations, water-damage assessments, remediation planning and detailed scopes of work.

Sarah Chapple is qualified in the assessment of water-damaged buildings and the development of remediation scopes of work, with a focus on mould inspection protocols, remediation planning and independent Post Remediation Verification.

Graham Singleton specialises in the forensic assessment of water-damaged buildings, moisture-source identification, mould inspections and indoor environmental investigations.

Together, the team provides qualified, independent support from the initial investigation through to remediation planning and final verification.

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Is Your Home Making You ill? Find Out For Sure

People reach out to us constantly with the belief that there is something in their home or place of business that is making them sick. You may be suffering and are at a loss of what to do. The best thing is to reach out to us. We can then over the phone or email ask a series of questions that may bring things into persepective. One of the first questions is do you have mould on the property? By testing the air on the property will ensure whether or not high levels of mycotoxins are present.

Air Quality Australia: Your Solution

Air Quality Australia stands as your unwavering ally in addressing the mycotoxin problem that permeates the Australian landscape. Our specialised expertise extends to identifying the sources of mycotoxins, quantifying their presence, and guiding you through the requisite remediation processes. Our unswerving dedication lies in enhancing the quality of the air you breathe within your home or workspace, ensuring that it remains untainted by the perils of mycotoxins.

Specialist Mycotoxin Testing

Mycotoxin testing is available when relevant to the circumstances of an investigation.

Mycotoxins are substances produced by certain types of fungi. In some situations, specialised testing may provide additional information about contamination within an indoor environment.

Mycotoxin testing isn’t necessarily the first or only test required for every property. Our consultants assess the building, its history and the conditions present before recommending the most appropriate testing process. Our separate Mycotoxin Testing Australia page explains the testing process, its limitations and when it may be considered.

Do You Need Indoor Air Testing?

Consider speaking with Air Quality Australia if:

  • You can see or smell mould
  • Your property has experienced a leak, flood or ongoing moisture problem
  • Mould keeps returning after cleaning
  • You suspect contamination may be concealed
  • You’re concerned about indoor conditions in a home or workplace
  • You need independent evidence before arranging remediation
  • Remediation has been completed and requires verification
  • You manage a rental, strata or commercial property
  • You need a professional report for an insurer, builder or property manager

You don’t need to know exactly which test to request. Tell us what’s happened, what you’ve noticed and what you need to establish, and we’ll recommend an appropriate starting point.

Air Testing Across NSW, Queensland and the ACT

We provide professional air testing and indoor environmental assessment services across NSW, Queensland and the ACT, working with:

  • Homeowners and tenants
  • Businesses and employers
  • Builders and construction professionals
  • Insurers and claims professionals
  • Property and facility managers
  • Strata representatives
  • Mould and water-damage remediation contractors

Whether you need an initial indoor air quality investigation, specialist environmental testing, a remediation Scope of Works or independent final verification, we can guide the project towards a clearly documented outcome. This includes our dedicated air testing Canberra and air testing Brisbane services, alongside coverage across the wider NSW, Queensland and ACT region.

Further Information on Air Testing Australia Services

For general guidance on mould, indoor air quality and related disputes, the following resources may be useful:

These resources are provided for general information only and do not constitute an endorsement of Air Quality Australia’s services.

Take the First Step Towards Better Indoor Air Quality

If you’re concerned about the air inside your home, workplace or commercial property, contact Air Quality Australia.

We’ll discuss the property, the history of the problem and what you need to establish. From there, we’ll recommend an appropriate inspection, assessment and testing process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is air testing?

Air testing involves collecting air samples from inside a property, and often from outside for comparison, to assess airborne particles such as mould spores. Results are considered alongside a visual inspection, moisture readings and the property’s history rather than in isolation.

How do I know if I need air testing?

Common reasons include visible mould, a persistent musty smell, past water damage or flooding, or general concern about indoor conditions. If you’re unsure, our consultants can discuss what you’ve noticed and recommend an appropriate starting point.

What's the difference between air testing and a mould inspection?

A mould inspection is typically a broader, visual assessment of the property, while air testing involves sampling to assess airborne conditions. Depending on the circumstances, an assessment may include one or both, along with surface sampling and moisture detection.

Can air testing tell me if mould is making me sick?

No. Air testing assesses indoor environmental conditions such as airborne particle levels — it isn’t a medical test and can’t determine whether a property is responsible for a health issue. If you have health concerns, we’d recommend speaking with your doctor.

How long does an air testing assessment take?

This depends on the size of the property and the scope of the investigation. Your consultant can give you a clearer estimate once they understand the property and the reason for the assessment.

Do I need to be home during testing?

In most cases, someone with knowledge of the property’s history is helpful, but arrangements can vary depending on the assessment. Your consultant will confirm what’s needed before the visit.

What happens after the results come back?

You’ll receive a report explaining the findings, any areas of concern and recommended next steps. If remediation is required, we can prepare an independent Scope of Works to guide the project.

Does Post Remediation Verification mean the property is now safe?

PRV determines whether remediation work has been completed in line with the agreed Scope of Works and whether the established verification criteria have been satisfied. It’s an independent, documented assessment of that specific outcome, rather than a general safety guarantee.

Do you carry out the remediation work yourselves?

No. We provide independent assessment, testing, scopes of work and verification. Remediation is carried out by separate contractors, which helps keep the investigation and verification process independent from the work itself.

Is mycotoxin testing part of every assessment?

No. Mycotoxin testing is a specialist service that may be recommended in specific circumstances, but it isn’t the first or only test used for every property. Your consultant will advise if it’s relevant after assessing the building and its history.