When asbestos abatement is complete, the job isn’t finished until the air is proven safe. That’s where final air clearance testing comes in — and it’s one of the most vital steps in the entire process.

The air inside your home or office could be filled with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – invisible gases that can impact your health. In fact, VOCs are often 10 times more concentrated indoors than outdoors.

As winter sets in, we spend more time indoors, keeping doors and windows shut to stay warm. While this makes sense for comfort, it can also create an environment where indoor air quality (IAQ) declines. Poor ventilation, humidity imbalances, and the use of heating systems can all contribute to unhealthy air, impacting your health and well-being.

Have you ever walked into a room and thought, “What’s that smell?” Maybe it’s a musty, damp odor lingering in the air. Or perhaps it’s the sharp, synthetic scent of a brand-new car or a fresh coat of paint. Whatever the case, when something doesn’t smell quite right, it’s often a sign that something deeper is going on.