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Commercial Indoor Air Quality in Fairfield, CT

When it comes to keeping everyone in your commercial property comfortable throughout the year, the first thing that you think of may be maintaining comfortable temperatures within that property. This is undeniably very important. However, this is not the only consideration to make. It is equally as important that you maintain great indoor air quality in your commercial property. Failure to do so can put the health and comfort of those within your property, as well as your property itself, at risk.

The solutions to uncomfortable temperatures are fairly straightforward. If your property is too hot, you need to cool it down. If your property is too cold, you need to warm it up. Fixing issues with indoor air quality is not quite as black and white, though, as there are so many different types of problems that you may encounter. In most cases, a multi-pronged solution is what you're going to need. Be sure to schedule your indoor air quality services in Fairfield, CT with Celco Heating and Air Conditioning.

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What Causes Poor Indoor Air Quality?

If you think that pollution is only a problem that you have to worry about outdoors, think again. The fact is that the air quality in a lot of properties is actually worse than in the outdoors surrounding them! There are a number of reasons why indoor air quality in your commercial property may suffer, including the following.

  • Gases, smoke, and grease from cooking.
  • Byproducts of manufacturing.
  • Airtightness of building and lack of sufficient insulation.
  • Heavy traffic into and out of the property.
  • Proximity to major roadways and/or construction sites.
  • Humidity/moisture levels.

What Are the Signs of Poor Indoor Air Quality?

It can be disheartening to hear that there is so much that can potentially go wrong with the commercial indoor air quality in one’s property. However, there is some good news. There are warning signs that can at least alert you to the presence of subpar indoor air quality in your property. It would be better to avoid the situation entirely, of course, but at least knowing these warning signs can give you a heads up.

  • Any signs of mold growth.
  • Visible pollutants in the air.
  • Increasing dust/dirt on surfaces.
  • Aggravated allergy and/or asthma symptoms.
  • Wood rot/splitting wood.
  • Nosebleeds, sore throats, cracking skin.

These warning signs apply to a number of problems, including humidity imbalances, biological pollutant growth, and the presence of airborne pollutants. You need professional IAQ technicians to diagnose your problems accurately and to resolve them properly. You can count on us to boost your commercial indoor air quality in Fairfield, CT.

We Offer Various Commercial IAQ Systems and Services

So how does one go about resolving these sorts of problems? It depends on which issues are present in your property. Removing pollutants with air filtration systems or air cleaners is a good place to start. You may need UV germicidal lights if you have problems with biological pollutants. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers can do a great deal for commercial indoor air quality if your air is just too dry or too humid.

In some cases, repairing ductwork may be necessary to prevent leaking ducts from distributing pollutants throughout your commercial property. The long and short of it is that working with our commercial IAQ technicians ensures that you are fighting the problems with the right equipment and services. Contact us today if you have any concerns about your commercial indoor air quality, or if you need your existing equipment maintained, repaired, or replaced.