Testing indoor air quality in your office in DC and VA

Did you know that indoor air is often likely to be more contaminated than the air outside?

Poor indoor air quality affects the health of your employees and has a negative impact on your productivity. In fact, Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) and Building Related Illnesses (BRI) are the results of malfunctioning filtration and purification equipment.

Testing indoor air quality in your office can help determine if high levels of dust, mold and humidity are reasons behind employee absenteeism.

Call Calvert-Jones for more information. We can improve indoor air quality in your office and help you reduce employee sick days by up to 39%.

What should you do about the indoor air quality in your office building?

• Ask a professional to test the quality of your indoor air: The process could include a physical sampling of possible biological growths (like mold) and building materials (dry wall, ceiling, tiles, etc.) as well as water and air quality testing. Indoor air quality (IAQ) testing may also include an independent third party analysis. This will give you two different perspectives on the results. It is important to know what you are dealing in order to plan an appropriate course of action.

• Follow the advice of experts: We will offer the most appropriate indoor air quality solutions. Chemical or non chemical treatment will be recommended based on the results of water sampling. A detailed analysis of your air quality will also determine if you need filtration, purification and distribution (ventilation and ducts) system upgrades.

• Replace outdated equipment: Outdated and malfunctioning equipment need to be replaced. Repairs are a temporary solution. A new energy efficient HVAC and well designed distribution system will not only save on utility costs but provide superior quality filtration and purification capabilities, and improve productivity as well.

Calvert-Jones professionals are experts in testing, analyzing and solving indoor air quality problems. We have a range of solutions such as an Aircuity device to monitor indoor air quality and provide Web-based reports, Infrared (IR) cameras to look for mold in walls and a Strion Air system to remove air contaminants.

Schedule a testing of indoor air quality in your DC or Virginia office today!

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