CO₂, radon, mould, formaldehyde and asbestos — we detect, measure and reduce indoor air contamination.
Elevated CO₂ levels are a reliable indicator of insufficient air exchange — even moderately raised concentrations can cause fatigue, poor concentration and headaches. Controlled ventilation with CO₂ sensors ensures stable indoor air quality with energy-efficient operation.
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive noble gas that can enter buildings through the smallest of gaps. As it is neither visible nor detectable by smell, elevated levels often go unnoticed for a long time. We carry out professional radon measurements and provide a clearly structured report with assessment and concrete recommendations.
Damp rooms encourage mould and dust mites — keep humidity permanently below 50%.
Off-gassing from wood-based materials, paints and adhesives can pollute indoor air.
Properly cover mineral fibres and dust, and reduce them with suitable filters.
For buildings constructed before 1990, a professional pollutant check is recommended.
So your indoor air stays healthy and permanently low in pollutants.
CO₂, radon, mould, formaldehyde/VOCs, fibres/particulate matter and asbestos are all covered.
Radon is a radioactive noble gas that comes from the ground. It enters buildings through the smallest gaps and is neither visible nor detectable by smell, so elevated levels often go unnoticed for a long time.
An on-site measurement with qualified analysis, plus a report with an assessment and concrete recommended actions.
They signal insufficient air exchange. Even moderately elevated levels can cause fatigue, reduced concentration and headaches.
Buildings built before 1990. A pollutant check by qualified professionals is worthwhile here.