The purpose of an indoor air quality assessment is to identify issues in the air quality of your facility areas and develop long-term solutions to promote the health and safety of your building occupants. This process involves collecting air samples, examining human exposure to pollutants, gathering samples on building surfaces, and studying the airflow.
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Indoor Air Quality Assessment
The indoor air quality (IAQ) of your building is critical to the health of your occupants. Due to the risk of air contamination from COVID-19 and other pathogens, it is more important than ever to test air quality. At Beat The Heat Air Conditioning Corp, we will run effective and high-quality assessments to ensure your indoor air quality is safe. Air quality assessments test for a variety of components including:
- Formaldehyde
- Bacteria
- Waste from unwanted pests
- Asbestos
- Fiberglass
- E.coli
- Norovirus
- MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus)
- Legionella (bacteria causing
- Legionnaires’ disease)
- COVID-19 virus (99.4% effective – tests concluded in June 2020)
- Microorganisms
- Mold spores
As a business owner or facility manager, you could increase your occupants’ productivity and reduce adverse health effects within your school, business, or organization through a commercial indoor air quality assessment and the implementation of airborne pathogen mitigation solutions. Once you have a clear picture of your workspace condition, you can make more informed decisions about the necessary steps to maintain your facility.
What Is an Indoor Air Quality Assessment?
Residential Air Quality Assessment
At Beat The Heat Air Conditioning Corp, we also offer residential air quality assessments that involve a thorough inspection of your home’s air quality. Our trained professionals use advanced equipment to test for pollutants and identify potential sources of poor indoor air quality.
Signs Your Indoor Air Quality May Be Poor
There are several signs that your indoor air quality may be poor. These include an increase in respiratory problems, allergies, and asthma symptoms. Other indicators include stale or musty odors, excessive dust or debris, and mold growth. If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to schedule an air quality assessment.
Importance of Indoor Air Quality Assessments
Indoor air quality assessments are important because they help identify potential pollutants in your home. These pollutants can include mold, dust, pet dander, and even chemicals from cleaning products. Once these pollutants are identified, we can recommend solutions to improve the air quality in your home. These solutions can include air duct cleaning and upgrading air filters.
Don’t ignore the signs of poor indoor air quality in your home. Schedule a residential air quality assessment with Beat The Heat Air Conditioning Corp to ensure your commercial property or you and your family are breathing healthy air.