Property and concern areas
Size matters less than the number, location and accessibility of the areas that must be evaluated and documented.
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Pricing under validation
A written scope and price before the visit.
The goal is a clear price for agreed accessible areas and justified laboratory work. No sample or charge should appear simply because a package needs filling.
Describe the property concernWhat changes the scope
Four facts determine the planned quote.
The question each sample must answer
Air, tape and swab samples have different laboratory costs. Sampling is proposed only when it adds useful evidence.
Travel and service fit
Location, route time and whether the property fits the legally and operationally cleared launch area are reviewed before a quote.
Report and turnaround needs
Standard or rush laboratory timing, records review and the complexity of the written deliverable can change the scope.
Before booking
One decision at each step.
Every added area or sample changes both work and laboratory cost. The planned process keeps those decisions visible.
- 01
Describe the concern
Location, property type, size, water history, visible conditions and accessible areas.
- 02
Define the assessment
Identify which areas will be reviewed, what will be documented and what remains excluded.
- 03
Decide whether sampling helps
State the question for each proposed air, tape or swab sample and the applicable laboratory timing.
- 04
Approve the written price
Confirm travel, assessment, samples, report, timing and payment terms before a future appointment.
Price-change control
Nothing extra is collected without approval.
If field conditions suggest another area or sample, the reason and price are discussed first. The customer may approve the change, keep the original scope or stop the added work.
- Assessment-only work remains an available scope
- Air, tape and swab costs may differ
- Larger or multi-area properties receive individual review
- Travel and rush analysis are identified separately