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Indoor Air Quality
The EPA has identified indoor air pollution as one of the top 5 environmental risks to public health. With Americans spending nearly 90% of their time indoors, it's no wonder there has been a sharp increase in the number of asthma & allergy cases each year. A healthy work environment that's comfortable, safe and inviting leads to better productivity and begins with excellent air quality.

Choosing the Right Service Provider:

Don’t trust the air quality of your Business to just anyone. Plaza Indoor Services has extensive experience in identifying and solving indoor air quality issues from the building envelope, chronic moisture problems, and building systems. Investigations are overseen by a Council-certified Indoor Environmental Consultant, CIEC accredited by ACAC through the Indoor Air Quality Association, IAQA. Plaza Indoor Services is committed to providing the highest level of quality care to our customers.

  • IAQA – Indoor Air Quality Association
  • CIEC – Council-certified Indoor Environmental Consultant
  • CMR – Certified Mold Remediator
  • IICRC – Odor Control
  • CSD – Certified Structural Drying by Trainer: American Drying Institute
  • IICRC - Carpet Cleaning Technician

Signs of Possible Indoor Air Quality Problems and Testing Methodology

  • Unusual and noticeable odors, stale or stuffy air
  • Noticeable lack of air movement
  • Dirty or faulty central heating or air conditioning equipment
  • Damaged flue pipes or chimneys
  • Unvented combustion air sources for natural gas or propane appliances
  • Excessive humidity
  • Building Pressure and Air-tight buildings
  • Presence of molds and mildew
  • Health reaction after remodeling, weatherizing, using new furniture, cleaning products
  • Feeling noticeably healthier outside the building
Mold is another serious health hazard in any home. Mold is caused by excessive moisture present in a building due to leaky roofs, leaky plumbing and wet mechanical rooms. Many times you can smell the presence of mold and mildew upon first entering a building or room, and often are able to see it growing in areas where moisture is obvious. However, sometimes the quality of the air in a building is something that cannot be determined simply by walking through it. It is the unseen mold that can be most problematic, especially for those people who suffer from chronic respiratory diseases like asthma. Roof leaks are particularly troublesome because the water seeps into the ceiling and drywall, and mold begins to grow on those damp surfaces inside the walls – completely unseen. With specific testing, mold can be detected anywhere in the house, even behind walls, allowing you to determine the source of the problem.