To assess the quality of indoor air, it’s necessary to conduct indoor air quality testing, which can help identify any potential problems and allow building owners and occupants to take steps to improve air quality. 

Key Benefits of Indoor Air Quality Testing

• Identifying sources of indoor air pollution: Indoor air quality testing can help identify sources of indoor air pollution, including mold, allergens, dust, and more, which can be a source of indoor air pollution.
• Evaluating the effectiveness of air filtration and ventilation systems: The testing can evaluate the effectiveness of air filtration and ventilation systems, and help identify any areas where these systems may need improvement.
• Improving health and comfort: By identifying sources of indoor air pollution, indoor air quality testing can help improve the health and comfort of building occupants.
• Protecting against liability: Indoor air quality testing can help protect building owners and managers against liability by demonstrating that they have taken steps to address indoor air quality problems.
• Meeting regulatory requirements: In some cases, indoor air quality testing may be required by law, such as in the case of schools, government buildings, and certain types of commercial buildings.