The EPA reports that many American homes have problems with airborne pollutants. In addition, we spend roughly 90% of our time indoors. A good indoor air quality is central to our wellbeing and for the lifetime of the building itself – making monitoring indoor climate very important.

Bad air is hazardous to residents and leads to an increase in maintenance costs. Residents may become sick, and living spaces must be renovated earlier than expected at great cost. Asthma, allergies, and headaches are a few of the more common examples of symptoms arising from a poor indoor environment.

Warning for a potential for mold before it shows visible growth helps both residents and owners stay safe. Levels of hazardous air pollutants can be more than 5 times higher than in the outside air. This means many homes have unnecessary high levels of dust, pollen, viruses, and bacteria.

By continuously measuring the indoor climate it is possible to save large costs while at the same time making tenants more satisfied. Our climate package helps you prevent problems, simple as that. To measure is to know.