Headaches, fatigue, concentration problems, colds and flu, asthma, otitis, pneumonia, respiratory tract irritations and many skin problems can be linked, one way or another, to the air quality in your home. Children, people suffering from asthma, pregnant women, the elderly and those with an immune system deficiency are particularly vulnerable to poor air quality. Likewise, our homes contain irritants and several chemical substances from materials that are harmful and even hazardous for your health, such as moulds and vermiculite, to name a few.
This is why it is important to pay special attention to the quality of the air that circulates in our homes, by conducting analyses to identify these irritants and find solutions to make sure that the air in your home is healthy and not harmful for you and your family. All the samples collected are analyzed in our laboratories and approved by microbiologists specializing in air microbiology; our technicians comply with guidelines issued by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).
The overall air quality analysis procedure is conducted as follows:
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