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INDOOR AIR
Why is Indoor Air sometimes a problem?
Indoor air quality can be impaired for a
variety of reasons - lack of adequate outside air, exhaust from vehicles, offgassing from new furnishings, or
FROM the presence of
mold. Some individuals are more susceptible than others to these
problems.
How is the problem studied?
Indoor air studies begin with a review of
the HVAC system, and basic testing to look for potential sources for the
complaints - measuring volatile organics, carbon monoxide and dioxide
concentrations, temperature and relative humidity, and inspection of air
intakes and an inspection to check for mold. Sometimes, more
in-depth studies are needed to determine the source of the problem.
Please call Gary Brown at (800) 725-0593 for more information or
questions regarding Indoor Air Quality, or use the Request for Services
form to obtain a proposal within 24 Hours.
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