Asthma and Allergy Prevention
Sources & Symptoms
Sources:
Microbial growth, chemicals, or gases at unhealthy levels can be in any home, school, or business building. New buildings are not necessarily better or have cleaner air than older ones.
The pollutant sources come from infiltration and accumulation of outdoor pollution, occupants, and their activities, and many other places. According to the EPA, Radon is the most dangerous indoor environmental air pollutant. Radon can be in any building type, regardless of the common belief that it is only found in basements. Radon-induced lung cancer can be prevented by monitoring and testing. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers and the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer in smokers.
Very tiny particulate matter that enters the bloodstream, PM2.5 can have very serious consequences for brain, heart, and lung health, for example: COPD, Asthma, and cancers.
Symptoms:
Just to name a few, health symptoms, including coughing, skin irritation, headaches, lethargy, and cognitive disorders, are caused by indoor air particles and gases.
With more time spent indoors, don’t you want to know what you are breathing to protect your families, students, and staff?
Asthma and Allergy Prevention
Solutions
Solutions
Our clients are learning about indoor air triggers and allergens indoors that can cause or exacerbate asthma and allergies. Indoor Air Quality training is a critical need today, as more chemicals and pollution are entering buildings.
We offer advanced air monitors and purifiers to our customers as a way to continually protect their living, working, and sleeping spaces. A multitude of chemical substances, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and gases can be removed with the correct filtration and ventilation methods.
By reducing, removing, and managing indoor contaminants, families, businesses, and school staff are more confident and focused, knowing their indoor air is being managed. With cleaner air, there are fewer emergencies, morale gets a boost, and absenteeism is reduced. Students’ test scores and staff productivity rise. With better building health, human health can also improve.
Schools and businesses are serious about improving indoor air and protecting human health. To help overworked facility managers and Maintenance Supervisors, we have contracts that will aid in organizing Indoor Air Quality Teams, constructing custom IAQ Management Plans, and assessing IAQ Risk and existing hazards in buildings. To manage indoor air pollution risks and hazards, hiring Certified Indoor Air Managers is a wise choice. Indoor Air Assessments, reports, and training provide strategic solutions with action steps to mitigate indoor air problems and create a safer indoor environment. Following the development and implementation of the Comprehensive Indoor Air Quality Management Plans, training is offered to provide sustainable benefits.
With more time spent indoors, don’t you want to know what you are breathing to protect your families?
