Philadelphia Air Quality Testing

How Is Your Philadelphia Workplace's Air Quality?

There can be a lot of air pollutants and dangerous toxins in the air we breathe. You might believe that your office or workplace is a safe place for you, but those places can harbor untold dangers that could be making you sick.

Many airborne contaminants are invisible to the naked eye, yet the symptoms caused by these contaminants are very real. These symptoms may include: persistent coughs, a runny nose, itchy eyes, respiratory discomfort, allergies, and poor sleep. Your only indication of airborne contaminants might be a musty odor in some areas of your home or workspace. If you suspect that your home or office may be making you sick, PROAC Corporation is here to help.

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Air Testing For Businesses In Philadelphia

Indoor air testing can detect a wide variety of contagions in your business’s air.

1. Testing For Mold

Mold and bacteria can thrive in humid, damp conditions, and sometimes these contaminants are not readily visible. Mold and bacteria spores are microscopic in size and have been associated with Type I and Type III allergic reactions in susceptible individuals.

2. Testing For Allergens

Animal dander, mouse droppings, dust mites, and cockroaches are also known to cause a variety of allergic type reactions in humans.

3. Testing For Carbon Monoxide

Fireplaces, stoves, and furnaces can emit carbon monoxide; a colorless, odorless gas that is the byproduct of the incomplete combustion of fossil fuels. The inhalation of carbon monoxide gas can cause severe health problems. Also, elevated particulate levels have been associated with asthma, lung infections, and shortness of breath.

Philadelphia Air Quality Testing Process

Indoor air quality testing can help in identifying contaminants in business buildings. The process begins with occupant interviews to narrow down potential contaminants, a visual inspection, and the development of an air testing protocol designed to identify the type and scope of contaminants present. Once the information is compiled, a remediation strategy can be implemented to mitigate the problem.

Contact PROAC For Your Business's Air Quality Testing

PROAC is available to help, whether you need air quality management for your office building or HVAC services in Philadelphia. Contact us now for a free quotation.