Do you know how indoor air quality may affect your productivity? Or, the easy steps you can take to improve the air you breathe? If you are not sure – you are not alone! Here are some tips from THEM Experts to give you an idea how indoor air quality can impact your tenants or your workplace.

According to some studies, building owners, designers and managers are often unaware of the costs and benefits of indoor air quality improvement. Our experts have conducted thousands of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Assessments in public, commercial, institutional and residential buildings.

Here are some tips from THEM to give you an idea how indoor air quality can impact your tenants or your workplace:

• Maintaining great indoor air quality benefits the employer: it has proven to increase productivity and reduce absences at work.
• Great indoor air quality helps attract better tenants, since it is a key component of a healthy indoor environment.
• Indoor air quality (IAQ) problems in buildings is directly linked to Sick Building Syndrome and Building Related Illness.
• Poor indoor air quality can make tenants feel ill. Sick Building Syndrome symptoms usually persist inside an airtight building with indoor air quality problems. Complaints of eye and upper respiratory tract irritation, difficulty concentrating, headaches, malaise and / or feeling of bad air quality are just some of the possible Sick Building Syndrome

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