Healthy Indoor Environments.

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Australians spend around 90% of their time indoors. By ensuring that your indoor environments are as healthy as possible, you may experience benefits such as:
  • peace of mind
  • improved comfort, health and wellbeing e.g. better sleep patterns and energy levels and reduced incidence of allergies, asthma, headaches and other chronic health conditions
  • increased creativity and productivity
  • reduced absenteeism in workplaces
  • compliance with occupational health and safety requirements
 

What we can do for you. 

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Because you and your family deserve healthy living and work environments,  our building biologists and specialist consultants empower you with the knowledge you need to create healthy homes and workplaces. Your building biology consultation will provide  

  • an assessment of potential environmental causes of illness in your home or workplace
  • tailored solutions for health hazards that exist in your living or work spaces
  • recommendations for water filters, cleaning and personal care products that support healthy living environments
 

How we do it.

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You may choose some or all of the following building biology services for inclusion in a building biology assessment of your home or workplace: 
 
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  • The Human and Nature Aspects of Building Design

    According to one of Building Biology’s guiding principles, dwellings and housing estates should be individually planned, in harmony with nature, fit for human habitation and family oriented. This paper will discuss, step by step, how this can be achieved and the potential benefits of such dwellings to your health and wellbeing.

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         To reduce exposure to dust mites, vacuum regularly with either a HEPA vacuum cleaner or a ducted vacuum system exhausted to the exterior of the building and place rugs, bedding, etc., in sunlight regularly. The sun's UV rays will kill the dust mites. 

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