Indoor Air Quality Services

The average Canadian spends over 90% of their time indoors, where air can be 2 to 5 times more polluted than outdoor air. Poor indoor air quality contributes to allergies, asthma, headaches, fatigue, and respiratory infections. In commercial settings, poor air quality reduces employee productivity and increases sick days. Improving your indoor air quality is one of the most impactful investments you can make in your health and comfort.

A Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) is a mechanical ventilation system that exchanges stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air while recovering up to 80% of the heat energy. In Ontario, HRVs are especially important in newer, energy-efficient homes that are sealed tightly. Without mechanical ventilation, these homes can accumulate excess moisture, CO2, VOCs, and other indoor pollutants. If your windows fog up in winter or your home feels stuffy, an HRV can make a significant difference.

UV-C germicidal lights are highly effective at neutralizing biological contaminants. When installed near the evaporator coil or in the return air duct, they reduce mould, bacteria, and viruses by up to 99.9% with continuous exposure. They also keep the evaporator coil clean, which improves system efficiency. UV lights are a low-maintenance solution, typically requiring only an annual bulb replacement.

Absolutely. We design and install commercial air quality solutions including upgraded filtration (MERV 13+), UV germicidal systems, ERV ventilation, and CO2 monitoring for demand-controlled ventilation. For medical and dental facilities, we implement HEPA filtration and negative pressure rooms. Every solution is tailored to your building's specific requirements and occupancy patterns.

Common signs include persistent dust buildup despite regular cleaning, musty or stale odours, condensation on windows, family members experiencing allergy symptoms indoors, visible mould growth, or stuffy and uncomfortable rooms. We offer indoor air quality assessments that measure particulate levels, humidity, CO2, and ventilation rates to identify specific issues and recommend targeted solutions.