IndoorDoctor

IndoorDoctor is a Derry, New Hampshire firm that tests homes for mold, indoor air quality, and other environmental hazards — and, pointedly, doesn't fix what it finds. One HomeAdvisor reviewer put it plainly: the company is independent and offers no remediation services, so it has no financial reason to oversell a problem. Owner Jeff Bradley, an environmental engineer trained at West Point and Southern Methodist University, has run the operation for a self-reported 17 years, and the company says it has performed more than 30,000 indoor air quality inspections since 2009. The track record backs that up. Across 86 reviews collected since 2021 on Google, Angi, and HomeAdvisor, the Better Business Bureau grades the business A+ and lists it as accredited, and the same story repeats year after year: an inspector — Justin, James Kudalis, and Sean all show up by name more than once — walks every room, tests for whatever the homeowner is worried about, and explains the findings in plain language instead of jargon. A 2023 reviewer noted the owner handed out his personal cell number for follow-up questions weeks after the visit; a 2022 review described a technician working with a family whose child had a severe mold allergy on a physician's referral. Beyond mold and air quality, the Better Business Bureau lists the company for water analysis and allergen testing as well, so the work isn't limited to a single hazard. The one dissenting note is a 2025 Angi review: the reviewer said the company gave an all-clear on an inspection, then didn't respond to a call or email after a problem turned up afterward — worth asking what happens if something surfaces later. Outside that single review, the recent record is clean (ten reviews in the last six months, none negative), and the ratings hold steady across platforms — 5★ from 101 on Google, 4.9★ from 164 on both Angi and HomeAdvisor. IndoorDoctor fits homeowners who want an unbiased read on mold, air quality, or a similar concern before deciding what to do about it — not a company to call to remediate the problem itself. With several distinct tests on offer, it's worth confirming up front which ones actually apply to your situation.