Indoor Air Quality Services, Nashville

Indoor air quality, also known as indoor environmental quality, refers to the way in which inside air can impact a person’s health, work, and comfort levels. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) does not have any official standards regarding indoor air quality, but it does give general guidelines.

Buildings and workplaces with good IAQ typically provide comfortable temperature and humidity, an appropriate supply of fresh outside air, and a regulation for indoor and outdoor pollutants. If you cannot breathe properly or feel uncomfortable due to poor IAQ, our Nashville indoor air quality technicians will offer a complimentary, in-person estimate to determine the cost of fixing the issues.

Poor air circulation of fresh outside air or excessive circulation of polluted outside air can both contribute to inadequate IAQ. In addition, inefficient maintenance of air conditioning, heating, and ventilation systems will also lead to a deterioration in IAQ. Lastly, dampness and moisture damage coupled with physical activities such as remodeling can lead to poor IAQ as well.

Unfortunately, there is no single, decisive test for IAQ. The main employer of your workplace should intermittently check for IAQ indicators such as temperature, air flow and humidity levels. Building walkthroughs should also be regularly conducted in order to discover potential IAQ hazards. Leaks, dirt, animal droppings, bad smells, and standing water are all examples of poor IAQ indicators. Our heavily experienced technicians know just what to look for when solving your IAQ problems.