Interest in indoor air quality products and services has soared in the last three years, so contractors who aren’t consistently marketing IAQ may be missing sales opportunities.

When the coronavirus pandemic struck, the interest in UV light skyrocketed. Some believe UV-C will become widely viewed as essential to HVACR systems, the way filters are now.

Whether indoor air is clean or laden with pathogens isn’t usually something you can see with the naked eye. Except at Greenheck’s AHR Expo booth, where visitors were treated to the full VR experience.

IAQ has become a very important topic as the COVID-19 global pandemic has continued to evolve.

Managers, company leaders, and school district administrators should explore all available options to heighten the safety and cleanliness of their respective spaces.

Building operators want people back, and they’re investing in IAQ upgrades to help ease occupant concerns.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the Lotus House team started researching ways to combat the virus and keep their occupants safe while indoors.

The pandemic has marked a turning point for an underutilized technology for infectious disease control in buildings.

The proper application of modern HVAC technologies can help maximize indoor air quality while minimizing losses in operational efficiency.