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Air quality analysis

The air quality analysis consists in carrying out measurements and analyses in the air such as:

  • Amount of dust in the air
  • Bacteria/fungi/mold analysis
  • Carbon dioxide (CO2) level
  • Carbon monoxide (CO) levels
  • Percentage of humidity
  • Other contaminants

The data to analyze

When we perform an air quality analysis in ventilation ducts, we look at different data, namely:

  • The amount of dust in the air: this helps to determine how clogged the ducts are with dust from renovations in the house or after a long period of time without the ducts having been cleaned;
  • The presence of bacteria and molds: this analysis makes it possible to determine if the air breathed by the occupants contains potentially allergenic agents causing health problems;
  • The level of toxic elements in the air: this includes determining the carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide content in the air that the occupants breathe in the house;
  • Humidity percentage: It is important to determine the humidity level of the air in the house. Too dry, it can cause illness among the occupants. Too humid, it promotes the proliferation of mold;
  • Other contaminants: It may be necessary to determine the presence of other contaminants in the air that occupants breathe in order to identify the causes of health problems. For example, after a plaster break in the rooms of the house, the dust that emerges can seep into the ducts and lead to lung problems if the occupants inhale too much.

 

The importance of carrying out an air quality analysis

As you can see, performing an air quality test is especially important for identifying potential pathogens. Occupants facing health problems whose cause is undetermined are those who most often call on this service.

At Ventilo Exp’Air, we have a team of professional technicians with the skills and equipment needed to accurately analyze the air quality in your home.