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Indoor Science provides indoor air quality and industrial hygiene consulting, including mold-related environmental services. It tests and monitors indoor conditions and recommends improvements for commercial, government, residential, industrial, healthcare, retail, multifamily, office, education, and hospitality clients. Ian Cull, PE, CIH, is its Chief Science Officer and has over 25 years of industry experience.
Credentials & Experience
- PE
- CIH
Coverage Area
Nationwide
Additional Details
- Service Types Offered
- Residential InspectionCommercial InspectionAir Quality Testing
Location
75 Executive Dr., Suite 202, Aurora, IL 60504, Aurora, IL
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