Discover the Diverse Industries We
Serve: Enhancing Indoor Air Quality
for Healthier Environments

As businesses strive to create comfortable and safe environments, effective ventilation systems and regular air quality assessments are crucial in mitigating pollutants and pathogens. Ensuring clean air not only fosters a healthier workplace but also enhances energy efficiency and sustainability efforts, aligning with modern corporate responsibility initiatives. Prioritizing clean air in commercial spaces ultimately leads to improved employee performance and a positive company image, making it a vital consideration for any forward-thinking organization.

Food and Beverage

Restaurants produce many harmful pollutants such as VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), infectious aerosols, allergens, PM2.5, odors, etc. There are many sources of these contaminants, including some that might not occur to you:

• Cleaning supplies
• Occupants carrying viruses and bacteria
• Grilling, frying, and other cooking methods
• Inadequate ventilation
• Moisture from refridgeration

Implementing clean air not only enhances the overall ambiance by improving air freshness but also reduces the risk of health issues among employees and guests and operational costs with effective energy efficiency, fostering a healthier environment.

Healthcare

Outpatient healthcare facilities produce many harmful pollutants such as infectious aerosols, bacteria, viruses, VOCs, PM2.5, and more. The sources are many:

• Patients and staff carrying viruses and bacteria
• Disinfectants and other cleaning supplies
• Inadequate ventilation
• Building materials and furnishings
• Operation of various medical equipment

These environments often see individuals with compromised immune systems or existing health issues who are more susceptible to airborne pollutants and pathogens. Good air quality helps reduce the risk of infections and promotes overall patient and staff well-being while minimizing maintenance and energy costs, effectively optimizing operations.

Manufacturing

Manufacturing facilities produce many harmful pollutants such as VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), infectious aerosols, allergens, PM2.5, and odors. These contaminants come from widespread sources:

• Emissions from high temperature processes
• Cleaning supplies and disinfectants Waste management off-gassing
• Employees carrying viruses and bacteria
• Inadequate ventilation
• Product and raw material emissions

Adopting energy-efficient clean air solutions elevates these facilities by reducing operational costs and the risk of health issues among employees, and prevent product damage and contamination.

Education

Schools and other educational facilities produce many harmful pollutants such as infectious aerosols, bacteria, viruses, VOCs, PM2.5, and more. Some of the sources that produce these contaminants might surprise you:

• Students and staff carrying viruses and bacteria
• Outdoor air brought in through ventilation
• Building materials and furniture emissions
• Cleaning supplies and chemicals
• Emissions from outdated mechanical equipment

Prioritizing clean air promotes a healthier, more conducive educational environment that supports optimal learning and engagement. Implementing energy-efficient, clean-air solutions is proven to positively effect cognitive function, test scores, and attendance while saving money on operational and capital costs.

Retail

Retail facilities like shopping malls and grocery stores produce many harmful pollutants such as infectious aerosols, allergens, PM2.5, odors, VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), and more. The sources of these contaminants vary:

• Emissions from product and merchandise
• Outdoor air brought in through ventilation
• Supply chain emissions
• Cleaning supplies and chemicals
• Customers and employees carrying viruses and bacteria
• Moisture from refrigeration

Implementing clean air not only safeguards the integrity of the product and merchandise but also supports the well-being and health of everyone in the space, reduces capital and operational costs, and contributes to the long-term success and sustainability of the retail business.

Entertainment

Entertainment facilities like arenas, casinos, and concert venues produce many harmful pollutants, such as infectious aerosols, bacteria, viruses, VOCs, and PM2.5. Some of the sources that produce these contaminants are unexpected:

• Staff, fans, and talent carrying viruses and bacteria
• Outdoor air brought in through ventilation
• Cleaning supplies and chemicals
• Emissions from equipment and machinery
• Off-gassing from materials

Prioritizing indoor air quality can create a more enjoyable and sustainable space that encourages guest retention and increases overall satisfaction, boosts athlete and talent performance, lowers maintenance and energy costs to drive operational efficiency, and, most importantly, provides a safer, healthier environment for all.

Corporate

Corporate facilities, like offices and data centers, produce many harmful pollutants such as infectious aerosols, allergens, PM2.5, odors, VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), and more. There are many uncommonly known sources:

• Staff and guests carrying bacteria and viruses
• Outdoor air brought in through ventilation
• Building materials and furnishings off-gassing
• Cleaning supplies and chemicals
• Emissions from outdated mechanical equipment

Implementing clean air enhances the overall ambiance by reducing the risk of health issues among employees and guests, boosting productivity, and decreasing energy and operational costs. This ultimately positions the business as a leader in sustainability while ensuring long-term profitability and resilience.

Government

Governmental facilities, like courthouses and correctional facilities, produce harmful pollutants such as infectious aerosols, bacteria, viruses, VOCs, PM2.5, and more. The sources of these contaminants are surprisingly varied:

• Guests and staff carrying viruses and bacteria
• Building materials and furnishings off-gassing
• Outdoor air brought in through ventilation
• Emissions from outdated mechanical equipment
• Cleaning supplies and chemicals

Investing in indoor air quality measures supports these facilities by enhancing their overall safety and security, reducing absenteeism by promoting a healthy environment, and contributing to efficient operations.

Public Assembly

Public assembly facilities, like conference centers, churches, banquet halls, auditoriums, and more, produce many harmful pollutants such as infectious aerosols, allergens, PM2.5, odors, VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), and so many more. Some of the sources that produce these contaminants might surprise you:

• Emissions from outdated mechanical equipment
• Outdoor air brought in through ventilation
• Building materials and furnishings off-gassing
• Cleaning supplies and chemicals
• Occupants carrying bacteria and viruses

Implementing clean air not only enhances the overall ambiance by improving air freshness but also reduces the risk of health issues among employees and guests and operational costs with effective energy efficiency, fostering a healthier environment.

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Risk and Liability Mitigation

Building owners and managers have a
legal responsibility to provide a safe
and healthy environment for their
occupants. Failure to maintain proper
IAQ can result in serious liability risks,
including lawsuits, fines, and damage to
the reputation of the building.