“Indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring services involve the assessment and evaluation of the quality of air within enclosed spaces such as homes, offices, schools, and other indoor environments. The aim is to measure and analyze various factors that can affect the air quality indoors and potentially impact human health and well-being.

IAQ monitoring typically involves the measurement and analysis of parameters such as temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide (CO2) levels, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particulate matter (PM), and other potential indoor air pollutants. Monitoring equipment, such as sensors and detectors, are used to collect data over a specific period of time.

The purpose of IAQ monitoring services is to identify and quantify potential indoor air pollutants, assess their levels, and compare them against established guidelines and standards. By monitoring IAQ, it becomes possible to identify sources of pollution, evaluate ventilation systems, identify areas of concern, and implement appropriate measures to improve indoor air quality.

IAQ monitoring services are typically provided by environmental consultants, indoor air quality specialists, or companies specializing in air quality assessment. The data collected through IAQ monitoring helps individuals, businesses, and organizations make informed decisions regarding building design, ventilation systems, pollutant control, and overall occupant health and comfort.”