How to use it

Creating healthy buildings is not only good for the people who use them, it’s good for business.

Improving a building’s indoor air quality (IAQ) can help keep employees healthier and more productive, encourage customers to shop longer and even help control liability issues. The American Lung Association says poor IAQ is one of the most serious health threats facing us. With occupants taking in 20,000 breaths each day, it’s easy to see how air quality can also have a dramatic effect on the health of your business.

Smart environments start with simple steps businesses can take to bring in more fresh air, control humidity levels and reduce the spread of mold and other allergens.