Advanced technologies to ensure occupants feel secure about the air they breathe in your commercial spaces.
Healthy Indoor Air
Since the pandemic there has been tremendous emphasis on filtering particles, since they are the carriers of the smaller pathogens that contribute to higher infection rates.
Unless there is particle measurement, how does a facility know if their levels are meeting established thresholds? How do they know if their filtration is performing, if they need to upgrade, or if they need to supplement with room air purification units?
The same is true of chemical levels in the air. Are TVOC thresholds being met? Is off-gassing from furnishings or building materials below guideline levels? What about enhanced cleaning practices — is more ventilation air needed for dilution?
Selecting the Right High Efficiency Filtration
There are many brands of air cleaners & purification units, including centralized & room based — all with seemingly credible claims. One common industry standard for high efficiency is HEPA. However, HEPA filters particles in the .3 to 2.5 micron range at 99.97% efficiency. While this is a good start, keep in mind the COVID-19 virus is in the range of .08 to 1.6 microns in size. Today's requirements call for both disinfection to irradiate viruses and other microorganisms, and the ability to capture ultra-fine particles — those particles that can do the most harm.
Our Approach
You can't improve what you don't measure. We start with monitoring to establish baselines, then recommend the right purification strategy.
Advanced filtration and purification technologies that reduce airborne pathogens, including virus-carrying particles.
Laser-based sensors that measure respirable-size particles (.3–2.5 µg/m³) to verify filtration performance.
Standalone room air purification units that supplement central HVAC filtration where needed.
Ongoing monitoring and reporting to confirm your air purification systems are meeting established thresholds.
Key Thresholds
≤ 800 ppm
CDC recommended level during normal occupancy
≤ 15 µg/m³
Fine particle threshold for occupied spaces
≤ 50 µg/m³
Coarse particle threshold — may indicate filtration issues
Per WELL Standard
Total volatile organic compounds from furnishings and materials
What We Offer
Let's start with a measurement baseline and build a purification strategy that gives your occupants confidence in the air they breathe.