Indoor Environmental Management

Indoor Environmental Management is an industrial hygiene and indoor environmental consulting firm based in McCordsville, Indiana, serving McCordsville and the greater Indianapolis metro area. The consulting division is led by Branden S. Adams, an industrial hygienist with the IICRC Triple Master Designation, Mold Remediation Specialist (MRS) designation, and Associate Safety Professional (ASP) credential through the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). Branden is also an IICRC instructor for the Applied Microbial Remediation Technician (AMRT), which covers mold and sewage remediation principles.

IEM provides property inspections, indoor environmental evaluations, environmental sampling, and written remediation protocols for homeowners, property owners, contractors, insurance professionals, and other stakeholders. The firm evaluates indoor air quality concerns and environmental conditions related to mold, water damage, fire and smoke contamination, combustion by-products, volatile organic compounds, gas detection, allergens, bacteria, sewage contamination, trauma or crime scenes, and other biohazard-related events that may affect a building's safety, cleanliness, or occupancy. These evaluations are designed to determine the extent of contamination, identify affected materials or areas, and provide a clear scope of work for remediation contractors to follow.

For homeowners, IEM can be especially valuable when a suspected mold or indoor air quality concern has been difficult to identify, when prior opinions have been unclear, or when a property has been damaged and needs an unbiased evaluation. Through inspection, moisture assessment, environmental sampling, and professional interpretation, IEM helps determine whether a problem exists, how far it extends, and what steps are needed to return the property to a clean and safe condition.

Within this scope, IEM provides environmental sampling services for mold, combustion by-products, volatile organic compounds, bacteria, and other contaminants as appropriate for the conditions observed. The goal is to provide homeowners with clear answers, defensible documentation, and practical direction for restoring a property to a state of safe occupancy.