What healthy building standards look at in indoor air
A plain guide to the readings that matter: CO₂, particles, VOCs, temperature and humidity.
Healthy building programmes ask a simple question: is the air people breathe good enough? Answering it means measuring a handful of things.
Carbon dioxide shows how well a room is ventilated. Fine particles, PM2.5 and PM10, come from outside pollution and indoor activity. VOCs come from furniture, paint and cleaning products. Temperature and humidity decide comfort.
Caleedo measures all of these room by room and turns them into one simple air score, with reports your leadership team can read in a minute.
See it in your building.
We start with one floor and show the before and after.
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