Cost Of Poor IAQ ?$?$?

"... a major cross sectional study of offices of a large U.S. corporation found that 35% of short term sick absences could be attributed to low ventilation conditions. The economic value of losses in human performance has been estimated to be in the "tens of billions" of dollars (U.S. EPA, 1989) or $20 to $160 billion dollars per year (Fisk and Rosenfeld, 1997)."

The costs of poor IAQ often far exceeds preventive measures that can be taken to choose low emitting building materials and office equipment or ensuring proper building operations. We offer a due diligence inspection designed to identify IAQ problems before they become manifest after you move in.

Published: May/30/2007

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