Indoor Air Quality Testing
We spend about 90% of our time indoors; it’s important to ensure that we have clean, healthy, indoor environments. Indoor air can contain harmful substances such as mold, allergens, CO, CO2, bacteria, viruses, and harmful particulates. When our indoor air quality suffers, so can our health, productivity, and job satisfaction.
BGE’s NAFA-Certified Air Filtration Specialists can give you an independent, third-party view of your building’s Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Using state-of-the-art IAQ testing equipment, we can sample air in different parts of your facility to see how clean and healthy your indoor air really is.
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Benefits of IAQ Testing
IAQ Testing gives us a thorough understanding of your indoor space and its existing air quality, and helps us create a roadmap for improvement and ongoing maintenance. An IAQ Test can:
Provide a baseline or validate your current indoor air quality levels over a specific period of time
Identify issues that may be caused by changes
in activity in or around your building
Give you peace of mind that your space meets
proper indoor air quality standards
Are you responsible for maintaining a building’s indoor air filtration system?
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How it Works
STEP 1: BUILDING REVIEW
With your Facilities Management team, we review and learn about the different areas of your building, understand the use of different occupied spaces, and make note of areas of concern or occupant complaints.
STEP 2: TESTING
We deploy our Indoor Air Quality Testing equipment to sample the air in your facility over a period of anywhere from 24 hours to 7 days. Depending on specific concerns or needs, we can focus on different indoor air quality metrics and test for many different potential contaminants.
Step 3: Report & Recommendations
Once we complete the test, we deliver a formal report detailing our findings and our recommendations for areas of concern.
Are you responsible for maintaining a building’s indoor air filtration system? Talk to an expert today and optimize the safety of your space.
What We're Looking For
When we test your indoor air quality, we are measuring against acceptable levels of pollutants, moisture, industrial gases, volatile organic compounds and particulate matter.
Indoor Air Quality Parameters
Temperature
Humidity
Particulate Counts for PM2.5 and PM10
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC)
Industrial Gas Parameters
Ammonia (NH3)
Chlorine (Cl)
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Nitrogen Oxide (NO)
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2
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Unsure about your indoor air quality? Our certified clean air experts can tell you where you may be vulnerable to harmful pollutants and air particulates.
