Indoor Air Solutions, Inc
Indoor Air Facts
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Evaluating Chemical Emissions
"The growing proliferation of chemical pollutants in consumer and commercial products, the tendency toward tighter building envelopes and reduced ventilation to save energy, and pressures to defer maintenance and other building services to reduce costs have fostered indoor air quality problems in many buildings ...Published: May/21/2007
Workplace Health And Safety
Health and Safety Plans are an important component of every safe workplace. Consulting a Certified Industrial Hygienist, or CIH to develop a health and safety plan can make the process easier and more useful. ...Published: May/21/2007
Remediation Planning And Verification
"Indoor biological contaminants can have adverse impacts on human health. Bacteria, viruses, fungi/ molds, pets, rodents, cockroaches, and dust mites may all contribute to the contamination of indoor environments. In many cases, the presence of these contaminants is associated with a transient or long standing ...Published: May/21/2007
Not Just Mold...
"Biocontaminants can cause a variety of allergic or infectious diseases. Fungi also produce irritants and in some cases potentially toxic substances (mycotoxins). Pets, rodents, cockroaches, mold, and dust mites are known to be asthma triggers. Some of the most serious and potentially fatal building related ill ...Published: May/21/2007
Energy Efficient Buildings And IAQ
"Energy-efficient buildings can have IAQ problems when moisture management is not properly addressed during the design and construction. Moisture management is often a climate-specific issue. Improperly designed and constructed buildings and mechanical systems can cause indoor moisture problems due to air-flow-induced moisture transfer ...
Published: May/30/2007
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