Whole-Home Assessment

Find the Whole Problem Across the Home Before Remediation Begins

For complex homes, repeated water events, health-related concerns or prior cleanup that did not solve the issue, Rob connects building conditions, HVAC pathways and targeted laboratory testing into one clear plan.

Comprehensive Scope

A full-day investigation for homes where the source, extent or exposure pathways are still unclear.

A whole-home assessment is not a quick walkthrough followed by laboratory numbers. Rob evaluates exterior water management, roof and attic conditions, living areas, HVAC equipment, plumbing zones, basements, crawlspaces and the history of repairs or remediation as one connected system.

These projects commonly require most of a day on site, followed by laboratory coordination, interpretation, photographic documentation and a detailed plan. The purpose is to find the whole problem before thousands are spent treating only the most visible part.

01

History and unanswered questions

Known leaks, symptoms at home, odors, previous testing, renovations, remediation and the decisions the report must support.

02

Building-wide investigation

Moisture pathways, humidity, exterior clues, attics, crawlspaces, basements, plumbing areas and likely hidden reservoirs.

03

HVAC and air pathways

Equipment, condensate, filtration, return and supply pathways and whether particles may be moving beyond the original area.

04

Targeted laboratory testing

Air, surface or dust samples are selected to clarify distribution, identify suspicious growth, evaluate broader settled material or support a decision.

05

Scope and verification plan

The report explains source corrections, affected materials, remediation needs and how the work should be evaluated before rebuilding.

The Deliverable

A report that connects the investigation to the entire project.

Clients receive plain-language findings supported by photographs, moisture data, laboratory results in building context, prioritized repairs, remediation instructions and verification criteria.

  • Property and water-damage history
  • Area-by-area and HVAC findings
  • Annotated photographs and moisture data
  • Air, surface or dust interpretation
  • Priority source corrections
  • Remediation scope and independent clearance plan
Whole-home assessment diagram showing attic, HVAC, living areas, moisture, air testing, basement or crawlspace, and the resulting written assessment

Environmental work, not medical diagnosis

Many clients seek a whole-home assessment because they feel unwell in the property. Tune My Space can investigate building conditions and environmental evidence, but does not diagnose illness or determine whether a specific symptom was caused by the home.

Find the Whole Problem First

Do not let unanswered questions become repeat work.

Send Rob the water history, visible concerns, prior testing and contractor proposals. He will determine what investigation and testing are needed before the scope is defined.

Call Tell Rob What's Happening