How To Conduct an IAQ Building Health Performance Audit

Is your building really healthy - or are you just assuming it is?
Before investing in new HVAC equipment, increasing ventilation or installing air purification technologies, there is one question every building owner should ask:

What is the current state of our Indoor Air Quality?
Too many retrofit projects begin with solutions before the problem has been properly defined.
Hidden pollutant sources, inadequate ventilation, poorly maintained HVAC systems, excessive humidity, VOC emissions and occupant-generated contaminants can all compromise Indoor Air Quality - and significantly affect health, comfort and building performance.

A comprehensive IAQ Building Health Performance Audit is the first step in identifying these risks.
It establishes a measurable baseline, highlights hidden issues and enables informed decisions before significant investment is made.
For older buildings, an IAQ audit can reduce project risk, avoid costly redesigns and help prevent months of delays caused by unexpected findings.

The 25-Point IAQ Building Health Performance Audit

Five Pillars. Twenty-Five Critical Checks. One Healthier Building.

Good engineering begins with good data.Healthy buildings begin with understanding the air people actually breathe.That's why IAQ auditing should be considered the first line of defence against Sick Building Syndrome, poor occupant well-being and under-performing buildings.