Particulate Matter (PM2.5 and PM10) Monitoring:
Assess airborne particle levels to ensure compliance with LEED and WELL standards, which prioritize clean and healthy air.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Chemical Testing:
Monitor indoor spaces for VOC emissions from materials, paints, furniture, and building products, helping achieve low-toxin environments.
Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) and Ventilation Assessment:
Measure CO₂ concentrations to verify proper ventilation rates that align with required thresholds.
Microbial Contaminants (Optional):
Provide testing for biological pollutants such as mold and bacteria based on project needs.
Lighting Evaluation
Assess lighting quality, color rendering, and daylight integration to ensure compliance with human-centric and energy-efficient lighting standards outlined in WELL and LEED criteria.
Recommendations to optimize natural light exposure and reduce glare for better occupant well-being.
Thermal Comfort Assessment:
Measurement and analysis of temperature, humidity, and HVAC control effectiveness to meet thermal comfort requirements that enhance occupant satisfaction and energy efficiency.
Customized strategies for HVAC improvements and occupant comfort enhancements.
Health and Wellness Focus
LEED and WELL certifications prioritize the health....
LEED and WELL certifications prioritize the health, comfort, and well-being of building occupants, resulting in improved productivity, reduced absenteeism, and a healthier indoor environment.
Environmental Responsibility
Demonstrate your commitment to sustainability....
Demonstrate your commitment to sustainability and resource efficiency, reducing energy and water consumption, minimizing waste, and fostering a low-carbon future.
Market Recognition
Attaining LEED and WELL certifications establishes....
Attaining LEED and WELL certifications establishes your facility as a leader in sustainability, enhancing its market value and appeal to occupants and stakeholders.
