Leading in Indoor Air Quality Testing
Indoor air quality control
Indoor air quality is a major public health concern.
We spend more than 80% of our time indoors. Homes, offices, schools, leisure facilities, transportation, and shops — all of these living spaces are affected. Poor air quality in these spaces can cause symptoms ranging from simple discomfort to the onset or worsening of medical conditions.
Our indoor air quality testing services
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Our indoor air quality testing services
Our services
Assessment of your buildings' ventilation systems
Monitoring of exposure levels to the most common pollutants in all your living spaces: NO2 / CO2 / VOCs / aldehydes
Pre-diagnostic testing through on-site measurement of certain pollutants
Identification of emission sources
Measurement of particulate matter (PM10/PM2.5)
Determination of airborne contamination (presence of yeast, mould)
A scheduling team at your service
Appointments made according to your requirements
Urgent sampling requests are planned as quickly as possible
A digital exchange platform allows you to contact us 24 hours a day, ensuring optimised processing of your requests
Regulations
Decree 2015-1926 of December 30, 2015, specifies the conditions for assessing air quality in certain establishments open to the public (Assessment of ventilation systems and measurement of pollutants).
Decree 2011-1727 of December 2, 2011, specifies the guideline values for measured pollutants
Our laboratories perform these services in accordance with current standards and under accreditation (LAB REF 30 program)
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Indoor air quality testing measures the presence of pollutants such as CO2, NO2, VOCs, aldehydes, particulate matter, mould, and yeast in homes, offices, schools, and other enclosed spaces. It helps assess the safety and comfort of indoor environments.
Since people spend over 80% of their time indoors, poor air quality can significantly impact health. It can cause discomfort, respiratory issues, or worsen existing medical conditions. Monitoring air quality ensures healthier living and working spaces.
Services include assessment of ventilation systems, on-site pollutant measurement, particulate matter analysis (PM10/PM2.5), airborne contamination checks, and identification of pollutant sources. Urgent sampling and flexible scheduling are also available.