There have been numerous studies that have shown that the air quality with a home, as a result of indoor air pollutants, can actually be far worse than the air quality outdoors. This becomes even more serious a problem indoors because you are enclosed within the same space as the air pollutants, putting yourself at risk of becoming sick from inhaling them. Indoor air quality control is a serious consideration if you need to get a handle on air pollution control. There is no reason why you have to live with air pollution in your home, so reach out to experts in indoor air quality control today for help.
Why Not “Pasteurize” A Structure?
If Louis Pasteur were alive today, he would probably be recommending “pasteurization” for our structures and buildings in addition to drying.
More Than Just Drying
Wet structures are very conducive to biological contamination. The structural contamination may be the result of current water issues, prior ones, or both. Added value from the technology is the improvement of the air you breathe. Wet buildings will rapidly foster the growth of unwanted contaminants such as mold, bacteria, and insects. Recent studies indicate that dampness in buildings results in a 40% increase in risk to occupants for health afflictions such as asthma, allergic reactions, and other respiratory problems.
Here is a startling fact for you to consider: According to studies performed by the EPA, which is the Environmental Protection Agency, the quality of indoor air is considered to be one of the top 5 most dangerous hazards to the integrity our health This is because the levels of VOCs that are found within the home are averaging between 2 and 5 times higher than those found outdoors.
Studies are beginning to show that the quality of air inside the home and other buildings is actually capable of being worse than the quality of air experienced outdoors, so while many people are worrying about air pollution control outside, not enough people are considering the implications of indoor air quality control. Indoor air pollutants are capable of becoming a truly serious problem to just about everyone, especially when it comes to people that have allergies, or that have sensitivities to things like mold, mildew, dust, VOCs and other problems with the quality of the air.
In other words, indoor air quality control is a serious consideration that needs to be addressed. Indoor air quality solutions are being made available for the purpose of clearing up problems with indoor air pollution just as people are working to improve outdoor air pollution problems as well. The best way that indoor air quality problems can be addressed is through indoor air quality control, meaning that professionals in the concept of air quality should be brought in. Bringing in a professional will help you determine why you are having air quality problems as well as what steps should be taken to lessen or completely eliminate the problems.
Drying the building makes it less conducive to mold and bacterial growth. Heat may also reduce annoying and irritating odors.
Clean, dry heat, is introduced to the structure or containment and the inside air is slowly raised to a safe “sauna-like temperature”. To ensure that the temperature of 140-170ºF is maintained for rapid drying and is lethal to target organisms, ALLIANCE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP uses state-of-the-art digital thermometers monitor inside ambient and surface temperatures. This heating process rapidly dries the structure and kills inaccessible mold, bacteria and insects for a higher level of cleanliness.
Indoor air quality control is not a difficult task at all - But it does take speaking with experts and understanding what is putting the quality of the air in your home in jeopardy. If you want to lessen the risks associated with the air quality in your home, you need to be willing to check out what air pollution control experts can do for you once and for all. This will improve your health and wellbeing and make your home a safer place to live in.
Ryan M.
Valencia, CA
October 2007
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