Indoor air quality

Even an apparently clean environment may contain invisible dust or contaminants. Ventilation, filters, ducts, humidity and daily activities all affect indoor air quality.

Dust and substances

Particles and residues build up in the systems and reduce the quality of the air distributed to the rooms.

Microorganisms

Under favourable conditions, humidity and dirt encourage the presence of microorganisms, mould and bacteria. The risk is assessed case by case.

Prevention is better than intervening too late

Managing indoor environments concerns both people’s well-being and the responsible maintenance of systems. Healthcare and workplaces are subject to specific obligations, starting with Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008, to be verified case by case. Periodic checks and records help the facility manager reduce unwanted exposure to dust, contaminants and microorganisms.

Where to start

A technical inspection helps distinguish a suspicion from an actual, confirmed problem. With Air Check you measure before deciding; with the Healthy Air Program you follow a complete process: understand, verify, intervene.