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Air Quality TestingEmployees at Emission Control Specialists are knowledgeable in both, and provide a variety of services for both indoor and outdoor air quality testing. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) The level of pollutants inside your home or in the workplace has been on the rise for many years, creating the need for more advanced methods of air quality testing. Indoor air pollutants can come from a variety of sources; gases and toxins from new furniture, fabrics, and carpet; mold, fungus, and other microbial contaminants; pet dander; household chemicals; and inadequate ventilation to name a few. Since people are spending more time indoors, indoor air quality testing is extremely important to your health. Indoor air pollutants can contribute to or cause a variety of health problems including allergic reactions, nervous system disorders, asthma, skin disorders, coughing and throat irritation, headaches, fatigue, and Sick Building Syndrome which may exhibit a variety of these symptoms for building occupants. The quality of air that you breathe at your home, or within your workplace, will contribute to your comfort, health, and energy level. If you exhibit any symptoms associated with poor IAQ, don’t hesitate to have air quality testing done within your home. Testing your Air Quality Air quality testing by the highly qualified experts at Emission Control Specialists can help lower your health risks by testing the air quality in your home or office, and also by helping improve the air quality through recommendations for an air quality control plan or installation of an air quality system designed to remove pollutants and improve air quality. In the workplace, poor air quality can contribute to increased health risks and claims, and to potential hazards such as duct fires or mold contamination. Air quality testing can identify issues, and help owners be proactive in reducing potential risks that may become very expensive in terms of health insurance coverage or workers compensation claims.
Understanding the regulations surrounding air emissions, as well as the air quality testing control, monitoring, and reporting associated with current regulations, is complex, and a challenge to many manufacturing facilities today. At Emission Control Specialists employees are knowledgeable of the current laws and regulations for outdoor air quality, as well as emission and air quality testing. We provide timely and effective testing, and determine if there are any problems that need to be addressed. In addition, we can provide assistance in selecting the proper equipment and/or techniques for controlling air quality and emissions in your company or facility. Equipment Monitoring Monitoring current equipment, and collecting the data needed for determining emission factors and inventories can be time consuming and complex. Emission Control Specialists can assist in monitoring equipment by providing regular equipment performance surveys that ensure that equipment is functioning properly and that emission standards are being met by means of stringent air quality testing. This helps insure that your company maintains full compliance with air quality regulations. Call the Experts Leave air quality testing, both indoor and outdoor, to the experts who can quickly determine if there is a problem, and who can help you come up with air quality improvements that fit your budget. Air quality is important to health. Don’t wait - call Steve Taub at Emission Control Specialists to discuss improving your air quality.
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