Premier Properties LLC | Completed Projects

Our Work

Successful Mold Testing & Air Quality Solutions

Projects from our own Massachusetts buildings, where independent testers found the problem and remediation crews fixed it

Mold Testing

Residential Mold Assessment & Containment

Air Quality Testing

Commercial Office Air Quality Evaluation

Mold Remediation

Professional Mold Remediation Project

Laboratory Analysis

Indoor Air Contaminant Analysis

Property Inspection

Comprehensive Building Assessment

Post-Remediation Verification

Successful Mold Remediation Completion

Project Results That Matter

What these projects taught us about the testing, assessment, and remediation that protect properties and occupants

Mold Testing & Detection Excellence

Each mold testing project in our buildings started with an independent tester catching contamination early. Good testers use professional-grade equipment and sound methodology to assess mold presence, moisture sources, and remediation needs, and they document it all for owners and managers.

The reports we value most are detailed and end with clear recommendations that fit the property, whether residential, commercial, or multi-unit.

For our Boston-area buildings we have used independent mold and air quality testing from Purely Green Environmental, a firm that inspects, samples, and writes the remediation protocol but leaves the cleanup to someone else.

Air Quality Assessment & Remediation

Indoor air quality affects occupants and property value. The air quality projects in our buildings turned up common contaminants including mold spores, dust, volatile organic compounds, and particulate matter. The testing that helped most went beyond basic screening to chemical and biological analysis.

Once a problem is identified, the fix is planned from the test report. Moisture control, HVAC improvements, or professional mold remediation each go to the right contractor, and a follow-up test shows whether the improvement lasted.

Professional Standards & Certification

We ask every remediation contractor to follow the IICRC S520 standard, and we check our buildings against the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's indoor air quality guidance.

Every project is documented, scheduled, and checked with a post-test, so we know a problem is resolved rather than covered up.

From Assessment to Verification

Our projects follow the same sequence: initial assessment, professional testing, lab analysis, remediation planning, the work itself, and post-remediation verification. Keeping the tester separate from the remediation crew is what makes the last step worth trusting.

+ Mold Testing & Detection
+ Air Quality Assessment
+ Professional Remediation
+ Moisture Control Solutions
+ Post-Remediation Verification
+ Laboratory Analysis

Customer Results & Outcomes

What property managers told us after hiring an independent tester for mold and air quality work

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Professional mold testing gave us the confidence to address issues properly. Their detailed report made it easy to explain the situation to tenants and plan remediation effectively.

Property Manager, Central MA

Multi-Unit Property Portfolio

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The air quality testing revealed issues we didn't know existed. Their professional approach and remediation recommendations protected both our tenants and our property value.

Commercial Property Director

Office Building Management

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As a property manager, I appreciate vendors who provide clear documentation and professional standards. Purely Green's mold remediation verification process gives us real assurance that work is completed properly.

Facility Manager, Western MA

Residential Community Services

Professional Standards & Expertise

The standards and guidance we hold our projects to

Industry Standard Compliance

Professional mold remediation should follow industry standards established by the IICRC S520 Standard, ensuring proper containment, removal procedures, and post-remediation verification. We ask for it on every remediation project in our buildings.

Massachusetts Indoor Air Quality Requirements

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health publishes indoor air quality guidance on its Massachusetts Indoor Air Quality page. It is guidance rather than a mold licensing law, so ask any tester or remediation company which standards they work to.

Professional Testing Methodology

Good air quality testing goes beyond basic screening. The AIHA Mold Resource Center from the American Industrial Hygiene Association explains how mold testing and evaluation should be done.

Purely Green Environmental lays out their survey, sample, solve method on their homepage: they test, recommend a remediation protocol, and come back with post-tests to confirm the work.

Completed Projects