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Air Quality

How Poor Indoor Air Quality Could Be Linked to Mold Growth

Posted in Air Quality, on February 10, 2025

Mold colonies can be invisible for months, even as common signs and symptoms are present in indoor air quality. Recognizing these signs for what they are, however, isn’t always easy for homeowners, leading to misdiagnoses, expensive “solutions,” or unnecessary worry. SafeAir’s professional mold inspection in Toronto is a treatment that works!

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How Air Quality Testing Helps Businesses Maintain Safe and Productive Employees

Posted in Air Quality, on January 10, 2025

Business owners and managers looking to improve their working environment often start with office furniture or lighting — cosmetic changes that can help enhance the mood and comfort of your office space. At SafeAir, we suggest paying close attention to your indoor air quality, too, an often invisible but critical element that affects employee health, productivity, and safety just as much as an uncomfortable desk chair or harsh spotlights.

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How to Reduce Exposure to VOCs and Chemicals

Posted in Air Quality, on December 17, 2024

Reducing your exposure to chemical pollutants has many benefits, such as eliminating adverse health effects like headaches or respiratory complaints. Air quality testing in Toronto can identify what VOCs or chemicals affect your home and help you find solutions for a healthier, better air environment. 

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When is Dust a Serious Air Quality Issue in Toronto

Posted in Air Quality, on November 29, 2024

Dust is one of the most common allergies in the GTA — and many people don’t even realize its effects. Air quality testing in Toronto with SafeAir is one of the best methods for assessing the amount and effect dust has on your environment, health, and indoor comfort.

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The Benefits of Combining Radon Testing With Air Quality Testing

Posted in Air Quality, on November 18, 2024

Combining multiple air quality tests in one visit can provide you with a comprehensive view of your home’s indoor air environment and create the opportunity to solve interconnected problems that are creating hidden health risks. At SafeAir, we often recommend clients add radon testing during air quality testing in Toronto.

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What the First Days of Fall Mean For Indoor Air Quality

Posted in Air Quality, on October 24, 2024

As the air becomes crisper and the leaves begin to change, our indoor environments shift, too. At SafeAir, we recommend home air quality testing during the autumn to help ease your household through the seasonal change and prevent any adverse effects of changing air quality. Beyond allergens, many different types of air quality issues can grow or become more prominent during different seasons, and these changes can cause many different symptoms or discomfort.

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