Welcome to our site. The
issues of indoor air quality, mold, water damage, and other indoor
environmental issues can be complex, and poor indoor air quality,
mold, and damp building conditions have been linked to a variety of
health symptoms and even disease. The World Health Organization
(WHO) has stated that, "dampness
has been suggested to be a strong, consistent indicator for the
risk of asthma and respiratory symptoms. The health risks of
biological contaminants within the indoor environment could be
addressed by considering dampness as the risk
indicator."
The U.S. EPA 1990), ranked indoor air pollution
among the top five environmental risks to public health. In 1997,
the Presidential and Congressional Commission on Risk Assessment
and Risk Management also found that indoor environmental pollution
can pose a substantial environmental risk and advised EPA to
address those risks. During the release of its report, the
Commission chairman highlighted indoor environmental pollution as
one of the greatest risks to human health.
Americans are concerned about their own health and
the health of their children. Despite efforts by the EPA and other
groups to conduct research on indoor environmental issues and to
communicate the findings of that research, most Americans do not
have a clear sense of the significant health risks caused by indoor
pollution. They also do not know what they can do to reduce the
risk for asthma, cancer, and other serious diseases caused by
indoor pollutant exposure.
Children often experience higher exposures to
environmental pollutants than adults, and certain individuals may
be more vulnerable to indoor contaminants because of age, genetics,
nutrition, metabolism, exposure levels, existing diseases, and
other factors. For example, older people are at particular risk for
adverse effects on the nervous and cardiovascular systems;
asthmatics are more vulnerable to allergens and respiratory
irritants; and people with acquired immune deficiency syndrome
(AIDS) and other immune deficiencies are more vulnerable to
pneumonia, pathogenic yeasts, and other
illnesses.
We are
often bombarded with misleading advertising and media stories that
can lead to confusion. With over 16 years of experience providing
indoor air quality services and solutions to clients throughout the
country, our mission statement has become clear….
Our Mission Statement: "To Provide Our Clients With Safer,
Healthier, More Comfortable Indoor Environments"
We do
not use high-pressure sales tactics or gimmicks. Our goal is to
provide friends and clients with the right information. We believe
that through education you will make the best decisions for
yourself, your families, and your businesses. If you have any
question about indoor air quality in general, or our services in
particular, please contact us and we will be happy to assist
you.