Residential Areas

Homes are our safe place where we spend most of our time, but what we miss is the negative impact it can have by ignoring the quality of air.

Different sources and pollutants that can impact your residential can be:

Sources

Pollutants

Traffic

Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2), particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5), and ozone (O3) emitted from vehicles

Natural Sources

Pollen, PM10, PM2.5

Old Homes/ Houses

Asbestos, formaldehyde, and lead

Improperly Vented Gas Stoves, Fireplaces, And Heaters

carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2)

Cleaning Products, Air Fresheners, Hairspray, And Other Personal Care Products

VOCs

Cooking, smoking, heating, candles & incenses and tar

Poly Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Cracks In Walls, Basement Floors, Foundations, And Other Openings

Radon (releases radioactive by-products that are inhaled and can cause lung cancer.)

Lead-Based Paints, Lead-Contaminated Dust From Industries

Lead

Tobacco Smoke

Benzene. PM, Acrolein

Teflon-Coated Pots And Pans, Stain-Resistant Treatments

Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA)

Old Electronic Equipment

Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)

Human Respiration, Combustion Appliances, Indoor Plants, Occupancy Density, Building Materials & Furnishing

CO2

Other than these other pollutants can include: –

  • Microbiological pollutants can grow and develop in damp areas.
  • Tiny skin flakes shed by pets can also impact the indoor air quality.
  • Use of pesticides indoors can introduce harmful chemicals into your home environment.

We ensure that we provide clean air solutions for your residential areas. Depending on the pollutants present we use and suggest filters that can help in maintaining global standards set by WHO, and ASHRAE.

Breathe easy at home.

Schedule an indoor air quality assessment for your apartment.

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