Indoor Air Quality Specialists
for mould, chemical pollution & radon
Qualified Technician
Why indoor air quality tests are important
The general public concerns are normally for outdoor air quality, yet in the majority of tests we undertake indoor air quality is at best borderline. Air quality testing is also the key to finding internal problems within the home, such as airborne toxics, unseen mould development and even structural problems. Chemicals used in certain paints, furnishings, and off-shelf cleaners can all affect indoor air quality and our health.
Environmental health researchers study how indoor air quality affects human health and well-being. Studies suggest that indoor concentrations of air pollutants are increasing, driven by factors such as the types of chemicals in home products, inadequate ventilation, hotter temperatures, and higher humidity.
Indoor air quality is a global issue. Both short- and long-term exposure to indoor air pollution can cause a range of health issues, including respiratory diseases, heart disease, cognitive deficits, and cancer. As one prominent example, the World Health Organization estimates 3.8 million people worldwide die every year from illnesses attributable to harmful indoor air.
Myth's and legends regarding mould.
It seems at long last the misinformation on indoor mould and its related problems is changing for the better. Mould is a plant, it does not start it life indoors, it produces spores that float though the air and enter the house through open doors and windows. If the indoor environment suits it will stay and develop.
Mould can exist within a house without any visible sign, many people seen the think, if you cannot see mould, you don't have it, which is totally incorrect and this is why you cannot check for mould visually, it has to be undertaken with air quality diagnostic meters.
Make sure you have a full house survey undertaken by a qualified technician, contact pureAzone today.