Indoor Air Quality Ottawa

06/16/2023

We're proud to announce that our company is now an IICRC Certified Firm! 🏆 The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is a globally recognized organization that sets the highest standards for the inspection, cleaning, and restoration industry.

Being IICRC certified means that our company is verified, insured, in good standing, and our team has undergone rigorous training, demonstrated expertise, and is committed to upholding the industry's best practices. You can trust that we have the knowledge and skills to deliver exceptional service.

We prioritize your health and comfort at Indoor Air Quality Ottawa. With our IICRC certification, you can have peace of mind knowing that we adhere to the industry's highest standards and provide you with cleaner and healthier indoor environments.

04/21/2023

🎉Big congratulations to Shawn Rankin on becoming ITC recertified. We're thrilled to hear that you've passed the exam at the prestigious Infrared Training Center. 🎓🔥

Your dedication and hard work have paid off, and we're proud to have you on our team. Keep up the fantastic work, Shawn!

04/05/2022

The COVID-19 pandemic brought awareness to indoor air quality and the importance of protecting your health. As a result, governments, businesses, and communities shifted toward lockdowns, work-from-home and now hybrid business models, forcing people to stay in one environment, meaning that indoor air quality needs to be a priority.

With home office spaces typically located in the basement, the increased time spent indoors can result in elevated mould, dust levels, and higher volumes of air-borne germs to spread across your home.

It's never too late to improve the health and livelihood of your home space. For more information, head to our website!

https://indoorairqualityottawa.ca/

10/06/2021

While vaccines and masking continue to be important to stop the spread of COVID-19, experts say proper ventilation and filtration are also key, and employers need to take them into account as they continue to develop back-to-work plans. Visit our website to see how we can help!

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While vaccines and masking continue to be important to stopping the spread of COVID-19, experts say proper ventilation and filtration are also key and companies need to take them into account as they continue to develop back-to-work plans.

09/20/2021

We offer state-of-the-art and thorough air quality testing to help protect your property and all occupants. Today, let’s explore the fundamentals of this odourless, colourless gas to help you put your safety first. Click here to learn more.

There’s a common misconception that carbon monoxide (CO) is only really a threat in poorly ventilated garages, furnace rooms, and other similar areas. This is not the case – CO is a gas that

09/10/2021

Elevated mold exposure affects your health, especially in the home where we tend to spend most of our time. Today, to help you better understand the risks, let’s explore how mold affects your sleep cycle and wellness. Click here for more.

Elevated mold exposure affects your health, especially in the home where we tend to spend most of our time. Basement bedrooms are a particular concern. Elevated space counts can trigger adverse allergic reactions, various forms of irritation, and

09/10/2021

When people gather indoors, you are bound to have a degree of indoor air pollution. Just by living and going about their business, humans create chemicals and compounds that pollute the air. That said, there are other factors that can contribute to subpar indoor air quality. Let’s explore just what these are in further detail hjere.

When people gather indoors, you are bound to have a degree of indoor air pollution. Just by living and going about their business, humans create chemicals and compounds that pollute the air. Even when we breathe, we emit carbon dioxide into the

09/08/2021

Smoke, chemicals, mold, dust – these are common problems when it comes to poor office air quality. When they go unchecked in your workplace, they can interfere with the health and wellness of your employees and, over time, hurt your business. Learn more about the importance of air quality in the office here.

Smoke, chemicals, mold, dust – these are common problems when it comes to poor office air quality. When they go unchecked in your workplace, they can interfere with the health and wellness of your employees and, over

06/25/2021

Most of us have been inside for prolonged periods and, while it’s not easy being at home more often, sometimes it can be an opportunity to inspect your indoor air quality. If poor, it is likely affecting your health and even effectiveness at working remotely. Today, let’s explore some of the warning signs you should watch out for.

Most of us have been inside for prolonged periods and, while it’s not easy being at home more often, sometimes it can be an opportunity to inspect your indoor air quality. If poor, it is likely affecting your health and

06/22/2021

At Indoor Air Quality, we’re passionate about clearing the air. Therefore, we need to address the most common myths floating around out there, much like so many pesky particulates. Today, let’s dispel the ones we hear about most from prospective clients in hopes of helping you make informed decisions regarding your health and wellness.

At Indoor Air Quality, we’re passionate about clearing the air – figuratively and literally – when it comes to environmental conditions within your home. Therefore, we need to address the most common myths floating around out there, much like

05/10/2021

Did you know that your indoor environment affects your health? Every indoor environment is affected by two groups of conditions: Indoor humidity and building mechanical ventilation and function and the occupant activity within that space. Learn more here!

Your indoor environment affects your health. You can determine what conditions develop in your own personal space. Every indoor environment is affected by two groups of conditions: Indoor humidity and building mechanical ventilation and function and the occupant activity