Serving the Built Environment

It’s easy to take the air we breathe for granted. Today, people spend about 90 percent of their time indoors. Buildings don’t always protect their occupants. Just the opposite, the molds, fungi, dust and toxic gases on the inside may exceed those outdoors.

The ventilation equipment (and for critical environments, containment devices such as laboratory fume hoods and biological safety cabinets) must work properly to meet safety standards on an ongoing basis and maintain a healthy environment. At Indoor Air Professionals, we know that high quality air in a building or laboratory environment requires the integration of many components of a complex system.