LEED Indoor Air Quality Testing for Building Certification

Pursuing LEED certification for a new or renovated building? One of the requirements toward the Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) credits is indoor air quality testing that demonstrates the space meets defined contaminant thresholds before occupancy. AERIS provides the independent IAQ testing that supports your LEED submission, which is accurate, documented, and on your timeline.

Working toward LEED? Call (954) 906-8046 to scope your IAQ testing.

How AERIS Supports LEED Certification

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the green-building rating system administered by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). AERIS doesn’t issue LEED certification (USGBC does), but achieving certain credits requires third-party indoor air quality testing, and that’s where we come in. For the Indoor Air Quality Assessment credit, projects must show that contaminant concentrations (such as particulates, VOCs, and formaldehyde) fall below specified thresholds before occupants move in. AERIS performs the sampling and lab analysis and provides the documentation your project team submits.

When You Need LEED IAQ Testing

You likely need this service if:

  • You’re a builder, developer, architect, or project manager pursuing LEED on a new construction or major renovation.
  • Your project is targeting the Indoor Air Quality Assessment EQ credit.
  • You need independent, third-party documentation of pre-occupancy air quality.
  • You’re working to a construction timeline and need testing scheduled around flush-out or occupancy.

Timing matters on LEED projects. IAQ testing is performed at a specific point near project completion. We coordinate with your team so testing fits your schedule and your submission isn’t delayed.

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What We Test For

LEED IAQ testing typically measures contaminants including:
Particulates (PM10 / PM2.5)
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Formaldehyde
Carbon monoxide and other targeted compounds per the credit requirements

We follow the protocols required for the credit and provide documentation formatted for your LEED submission.

Our Process

  1. Project scoping: We review your LEED goals, the targeted credit, and your construction schedule.
  2. Coordination: We align testing timing with flush-out and occupancy plans.
  3. On-site sampling: We collect air samples following the required protocols.
  4. Accredited lab analysis: Samples are analyzed against the credit thresholds.
  5. Documentation: You receive results and documentation ready for your LEED submission.
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Why Choose AERIS

  • Independent third-party testing: exactly what LEED documentation requires.
  • Accredited lab analysis: credible, defensible results.
  • Project-schedule aware: we work to construction timelines.
  • Commercial expertise: experienced with builders, developers, and project teams.
  • Fully licensed and insured.

Service Area

AERIS is based in South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach) and supports commercial building projects regionally and beyond. Call (954) 906-8046 to scope your project’s IAQ testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AERIS issue LEED certification? 

No; LEED certification is awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council. AERIS provides the independent indoor air quality testing and documentation that supports your project’s LEED submission.

Which LEED credit does IAQ testing support? 

It supports the Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) Indoor Air Quality Assessment credit, which requires demonstrating that contaminant levels are below specified thresholds before occupancy.

When in the project should LEED IAQ testing happen? 

Near completion, after construction and any flush-out, and before occupancy. We coordinate timing with your project team.

What contaminants are tested for LEED? 

Typically particulates, VOCs, formaldehyde, and carbon monoxide, depending on the specific credit requirements.

How much does LEED IAQ testing cost?

 It depends on building size and the number of sampling locations required. Call (954) 906-8046 to scope your project.

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Keep your LEED project on track with accurate, independent IAQ testing and clean documentation. Call AERIS today at (954) 906-8046 or request an estimate