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Improving indoor air quality begins by looking at the building as a unit in itself and finding ways to improve ventilation efficiencies. By Glenn Mellors Indoor air quality experts should look at the building like a doctor looks at a patient. We are responsible for making sure its healthy.
I have to admit that I have never been a fan of the acronym I.A.Q. It stands for “Indoor Air Quality”, but to me, this should be a kind of measurement. We are in the business of indoor air improvement; we educate, sell, supply, and install indoor air improvement (IAI) products. To me, that takes the confusion out of what we do. When consumers think about HVAC contracting businesses, they immediately relate us to furnaces, air conditioners, service, and installation. It is no surprise that they think that way Continued on page “21”
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