Commercial Indoor Air Quality Services

Have you heard of sick building syndrome? It refers to a range of discomforts that employees can experience when they spend a lot of time in a building. Common symptoms are fatigue, headaches, and breathing problems. There are three categories of things that could contribute to this syndrome (and general health risk):

• Chemical contaminants (gases, vapors, combustion byproducts)
• Biological pollutants (pollen, bacteria, viruses)
• Particulates (very small organic and inorganic compounds)

The level of humidity and the way you store substances are important, but circulation and ventilation plays a huge role in your building’s indoor air quality. 

When doors and windows are tightly sealed, ventilation can become an issue: without the proper design and devices, your staff, clients, and visitors could be breathing stale, contaminated air.

Haller can test your building’s air quality to get a clear idea of where you’re starting from. Once we diagnose and identify problems, we can get to work on targeted solutions. 

From specialized devices and detectors to manual checks in, on, and around your heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, we know the signs and signals of poor filtration, contaminant buildup, and inadequate recirculation.

Regular HVAC Maintenance

Maintenance doesn’t only improve efficiency and extend the life of your system, it can help keep your air cleaner and fresher, too.

Frequent filter changes, cleaning, and periodic professional tune-ups can help your HVAC system and accessories stay on track. One place to begin is with your air vents: take a close look to see if there’s dirt buildup (it’s a common problem in commercial buildings).

Learn About Haller Maintenance Plans