Introduction

Indoor air quality issues are often first realized by occupants reporting vague, nebulous symptoms. Symptoms may include fatigue, irritation to eyes, congestion and others while present in the building. Other times, health symptoms are definite and obvious.

The reasons for poor indoor air quality are as numerous as the potential symptoms. Is the level of ventilation the cause? Maybe there is hidden water damage or microbial growth. Tracking the source of the problem can be frustrating and time consuming for the building occupants or staff.

What We Do

We determine the cause and solution for air quality issues. Once we have completed our assessment, we are available to communicate our findings to the client and other interested parties through our detailed reports, emails, phone conversations, and presentations.

How We Do It

Our staff has advanced formal education and field experience in building physics, building operations and their impact on human health and well-being. We utilize tools and diagnostic equipment to assist our visual/sensory walk-through. Much of our diagnostic equipment allows for real-time, immediate results.