Indoor Air Quality in Commercial Buildings

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The research findings are clear. Indoor air quality is a huge factor in the health and well being of building occupants.

The average American spends 60% to 90% of his or her time indoors and while a lot of attention has been given to the effects of outside pollution, the EPA estimates that indoor air contaminants be as much as 50 times worse. A main contributor: leaky ductwork.

Leaky Ducts and Indoor Air Quality?

There are two main ways that leaky ductwork plays a major role in creating poor indoor air quality: First, leaks in the return duct allow contaminants from one part of the building to be sucked into the duct system and then spread throughout the rest of the facility.

Second, leaks in the ventilation shaft reduce the effectiveness of the exhaust fans used to suck dirty and stale air out of the building. This can cause MOLD and MILDEW issues which leads to further IAQ deterioration.

Oftentimes, multi-floor buildings are Aerosealed from top to bottom without disruption to the occupants or normal operations of the businesses inside.

An Easy Indoor Air Quality Solution.

Now, improving the indoor air quality of your building can be a simple and cost-effective process.

Aeroseal works from the inside of the ducts to locate and seal the leaks that cause poor IAQ. No tearing down walls or stripping off insulation. Often times, multi-floor buildings are Aerosealed from top to bottom without disruption to the occupants or normal operation of the businesses inside.

Source: Aeroseal

Contact Aspen Environmental Services for professional mold testing and removal at (978) 681-5023. Or email [email protected]. Licensed and insured.

Contact Aspen Air Duct Cleaning at 1-800-931-6653 for professional air duct and dryer vent inspection, cleaning, and repair. Or email [email protected]. Certified Aeroseal Dealer.

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