The artificial environments where air temperature and flow is controlled for our comfort can attract unwanted biological visitors. It’s not a problem in a well managed and well maintained system of course. But where due care isn’t taken, unwanted particles and allergens can contribute to a range of ailments in a world where people seem to be ever more sensitive to anything less than clean and pure air.
Any investment in ensuring good air hygiene will lead to not just greater peace of mind for you, your staff and visitors but will also ensure legal compliance and avoid more substantial long term costs and disruption. HVCA TR19 Guide to Good Practice Internal Cleanliness of Ventilation Systems for even greater reassurance.
- Air Hygiene Risk Assessment & Hygiene Survey
- Mechanical Cleaning
- Biocidal Treatment
- Kitchen Extract Cleaning
- Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
- Air-Treatment