Book a Dust Collection Assessment and know exactly where your facility stands on NFPA compliance.
When you book a dust collection assessment with us, we come to your facility, test your air, measure capture velocities, and give you a clear quote with real numbers. Free. No pressure. Backed by our pass-or-free compliance guarantee.
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When you book a dust collection assessment with us, every project starts the same way — we show up at your facility with calibrated meters, walk the floor, and figure out what’s actually going on with your air. No guessing from a catalog. No cookie-cutter quotes. We measure capture velocities at each station, check dust accumulation, test for combustible dust if needed, and evaluate your layout.
Within five business days you get a complete quote with equipment specifications, installation timeline, and exact cost. If we can’t help you, we’ll tell you that too — and point you to someone who can.
Every system we install is backed by our pass-or-free compliance guarantee. If it doesn’t pass OSHA or NFPA inspection due to our design or installation, we fix it at no cost. For a full breakdown of what systems cost, see our 2026 cost guide.
What Happens When You Book a Dust Collection Assessment
Air Quality Testing
We bring calibrated particle counters and take samples at breathing zones throughout your facility. You’ll know exactly what your workers are inhaling and whether you’re above or below OSHA PELs.
Capture Velocity Checks
If you have existing equipment, we measure capture velocities at every pickup point to see what’s working, what’s underperforming, and where dust is escaping. Numbers don’t lie.
Dust Accumulation Survey
We check horizontal surfaces, beams, ledges, ductwork, and equipment for dust buildup. Layers thicker than 1/32 inch are a common OSHA citation — and a combustible dust hazard under NFPA 660.
Combustible Dust Screening
If your dust could be combustible — and most industrial dust is — we evaluate whether you need a full Dust Hazard Analysis and Kst testing.
Layout & Ductwork Review
We evaluate your facility layout, available space for equipment, structural capacity, electrical access, and existing ductwork to design a system that actually fits your operation.
Clear Recommendations
You get a plain-English summary of what we found and what we recommend — whether that’s a full central system, portable extractors, or just a filter change.
What Happens After You Book a Dust Collection Assessment
Within five business days you get a complete quote with equipment specifications, installation timeline, and an exact fixed price. No surprises, no change orders.
If you move forward, that’s when our engineering team gets to work — detailed drawings, permitting, explosion protection engineering, equipment fabrication, installation, and final commissioning. Quick-ship portables arrive in about a week. Central systems take 8–10 weeks from order to startup.
If you decide not to proceed, no pressure, no follow-up calls you didn’t ask for. You’re free to take the numbers and make your own decision.
Your Quote Includes
→ Air quality findings summary
→ Equipment specifications & sizing
→ Explosion protection requirements
→ Installation timeline & coordination
→ Fixed price — no surprises
→ Financing options if needed
→ Pass-or-free guarantee
What We Can Help With
Industries We Serve
Welding & Metal Fabrication
Hexavalent chromium, manganese, aluminum, and titanium fume capture. Source capture arms, welding booths, and central systems for shops of every size.
Wood Manufacturing
Central baghouse systems for sawdust, MDF, and fine wood dust. High-volume collection with explosion venting for combustible wood particulate.
Food & Pharmaceutical
Flour, sugar, spice, and API powder collection meeting GMP requirements. Cartridge systems with HEPA filtration and validated documentation.
Aerospace & Defense
Carbon fiber composites, titanium machining, and specialty alloy dust. Systems engineered for the unique challenges of aerospace manufacturing.
Concrete & Silica
Respirable crystalline silica control meeting OSHA Table 1 requirements. Concrete dust collection for cutting, grinding, and batch operations.
Vocational & Trade Schools
Special pricing for welding programs and woodshops. Students should train in the same conditions they’ll work in professionally — with OSHA-compliant air quality.
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We answer our phones. Call us directly and we’ll talk through your situation — no automated menus, no voicemail loops.
Serving manufacturing facilities across Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.