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Indoor Environmental Technologies (IET) brings 30+ years of building science expertise to Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, and the surrounding Gulf Coast. As an independent inspection firm, we provide mold inspections, indoor air quality testing, water damage assessments, and post-remediation verification — but we never perform remediation. Our independence eliminates conflicts of interest, giving homeowners, real estate agents, property managers, healthcare facilities, attorneys, and insurance adjusters scientifically defensible findings they can trust. Court-ready reports backed by accredited lab analysis and Florida climate expertise. Making the invisible world visible — creating healthy buildings through applied science.

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Indoor air quality testing equipment set up in a water-damaged room to collect samples and assess potential mold, moisture, or environmental concerns.

Interior ceiling area inspected for possible moisture intrusion, water damage, or conditions that may affect indoor air quality.

Air sampling equipment positioned inside a room to evaluate indoor air quality and identify potential mold or airborne contaminants.

Technician using a moisture meter to inspect building materials for hidden dampness, water intrusion, or mold-supporting conditions.

Thermal imaging camera used during a building inspection to identify temperature differences that may indicate hidden moisture, leaks, or insulation issues.

Technician collecting a surface sample from an interior building area as part of a mold, moisture, or indoor air quality assessment.

Indoor air quality testing equipment set up in a residential room to collect environmental samples and evaluate potential airborne contaminants.

Air sampling equipment positioned in a finished basement or commercial interior to assess indoor air quality, mold concerns, and overall building health.

Thermal imaging camera used during an indoor environmental inspection to detect temperature changes that may indicate hidden moisture, leaks, or insulation concerns.

Bathroom area prepared for environmental inspection to evaluate possible moisture damage, mold growth, or indoor air quality issues.

Technician using a moisture meter to check exposed building materials for hidden dampness, water intrusion, or mold-supporting conditions.

Moisture meter reading taken along an interior wall to help identify damp materials and potential water intrusion during a building health assessment.

Interior containment area prepared for mold testing, remediation support, or indoor environmental investigation.

Sunroom or enclosed interior space under inspection for moisture, air quality, and overall building health concerns.

Moisture meter reading taken near wood framing or building materials to help identify hidden moisture, water intrusion, or mold-supporting conditions.

Bedroom interior inspected for indoor air quality, moisture concerns, and overall building health conditions.

IET Mold Lab containment setup used for professional mold testing, sample collection, and indoor environmental analysis.

Exposed wall framing and building materials inspected for moisture intrusion, water damage, or mold-supporting conditions.

Thermal imaging camera used during a building health inspection to identify hidden moisture, leaks, or temperature differences behind surfaces.

Technician using moisture detection equipment to evaluate building materials for hidden dampness during a mold or water damage assessment.

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