Improve your building's Indoor Air Quality
The research findings are clear. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is a huge factor in the health and well being of building occupants.
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The average Australian spends up to 90% of their time indoors, where the EPA estimates air contaminants can be 5x worse — thanks to leaky ductwork.
How does leaky ductwork affect IAQ?
Leaks in the return duct allow contaminants to be sucked into the duct system and spread from one area throughout the rest of the facility. Leaks in the ventilation shaft reduce exhaust fan effectitveness in sucking dirty and stale air out of the building. This leads to mold and mildew issues which also hurts IAQ.
The Aeroseal® Solution
Now, improving the indoor air quality of your building can be a simple and cost-effective process. Aeroseal® proven technology works from the inside of the ducts to locate and seal the leaks causing poor IAQ. No tearing down walls or stripping off insulation. In fact, multi-floor buildings can be treated with Aeroseal without disruption to its occupants.
90%
Australians spend 90% of their time indoors
$12B
The cost of poor indoor air quality in Australia per year is estimated to be 12 billion dollars
Australian Indoor Air Quality in Numbers
2-5x
Indoor air quality is 2 to 5 times worse than outdoor air quality
1 in 9
The amount of Australians that have asthma (about 2.5million)
1 in 5
The amount of Australians that suffer from allergic rhinitis or 'hayfever' (about 4.5 million)
50%
Half of illnesses are caused by aggravated indoor air pollution
Top 5
Indoor air pollution is ranked in EPA’s Top 5 environmental risks to public health
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Considering Aeroseal® for your building? For more information and to arrange a consultation, call our expert IEP team on 07 3274 2833 or email sales@cleanairaust.com.au
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