Commercial

Are you ready to make a difference in the environmental safety for your customers and employees? Are you aware of the potential bacteria, viruses, fungi and other contaminates that could be surrounding the indoor environment of your facility? Most people are not and do not realize the potential danger that individuals are exposed to. As well, major liabilities can be tied to poor indoor air quality.

Environmental issues can cost you and your company tremendous hardship if you fail to be proactive and do something about it. Don't let your business fall victim to lawsuits that could have been avoided if there was a formal indoor air quality management program in place. Having a qualified indoor air management program makes it very difficult for an individual to claim negligence or liability.

How would you like to improve the indoor air quality of your facility and limit your exposure to potential costly litigation? Taking a proactive approach to this very real scenario is where Green Check Environmental Resources, Inc. (Green Check) comes into play. Not only is it our goal to help our clients improve the indoor air quality, but we also strive to educate our clients on how to be more aware so that they can minimize or control the problem. We have patented equipment and formulas to detect these very contaminates that not only make people ill, but are also known to be fatal.

Approximately 33% of our time is spent at the workplace. Most of us are unaware of the various bacteria, viruses and allergens that are present in the air we breathe at work. As these contaminates are no different from the ones we have at home, we have exposure to additional chemicals and pollutants. They can be even more dangerous as there are typically many people within our working environment. As well, stronger chemicals are typically used in these commercial and industrial settings. In this case, the unhealthful conditions can be multiplied. Utilizing Green Check’s evaluation program can improve these unhealthful conditions. It can also reduce the liability of a business owner or landlord since they are initiating a proactive approach toward environmental safety for their employees and/or tenants. As with a residential setting, Green Check has the patented technology and the experience to help resolve your indoor air quality issues that may be detrimental to the health of people and expose you to legal liability.

Typical Indoor Environmental Issues

• Microbial Matters – Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses, Pollen
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) – Released from everyday elements of our surroundings including furniture, carpets, and cleaning products
• Aldehydes –Formaldehyde
• Particulates – Friable insulation, smoking combustion, fugitive dust build up
• Ozone – Electrostatic air cleaners, ion generators, photocopiers and laser printers
• Pesticides – Applied in homes and buildings
• Nitrogen Oxides – Fuel combustion
• Carbon Dioxide – Human respiration and overcrowding
• Carbon Monoxide – Automobile exhaust, fuel combustion and tobacco smoke
• Radon – Natural decay of uranium found in nearly all soils. Typically moves up through the ground to the air above and into buildings and homes through cracks and holes in the foundation.
• Temperature & Relative Humidity Extremes – Improper placement of thermostats, poor relative humidity control, inability of building to compensate for climate extremes and occupant-added furniture & processes.

Effects

There are many adverse effects to the body from typical indoor environmental issues. Listed below but not limited to the following:

Allergic responses, asthma, influenza, sensory irritation, fatigue, irritation to eyes and skin, headaches, dizziness, nausea, shortness of breath (difficulty breathing), sore throat, skin irritations, respiratory disease, lung irritation, tiredness, damage to lung tissue that may lead to lung cancer, effects to the central nervous, endocrine and reproductive systems.

Insurance

Green Check carries all of the proper Errors and Omissions policies and all of our team members are certified, insured, bonded and carry workman’s compensation.