Indoor Air Quality & Ventilation
Humans have a biological need for fresh, oxygen-rich air. It sharpens our mind, supports our respiratory systems, and even helps us sleep better. Stale air makes us feel foggy and tired. Spending hours upon hours indoors, it's worth asking ourselves: Is our air quality as good as it should be?
Indoor Air Quality & Ventilation
Most of us spend roughly a third of our lives in bed, and if you factor in how much time we spend indoors, then the bedroom stands out as the most personal and influential space in our daily lives.
Indoor Air Quality & Ventilation
Overlooking your HVAC system is the most common and costly mistake a hotelier can make during a refresh. Renovations are a constant in hospitality. Fresh paint, new flooring, and upgraded fixtures are all essential to staying competitive. However, one upgrade almost always falls to the bottom of the list- the HVAC system.
Indoor Air Quality & Ventilation
For decades, PTAC units have been one of the most common - and most complained-about - elements of the hotel guest experience. Loud compressors, uneven temperatures, poor ventilation, and frequent service calls have become accepted frustrations in hospitality, even as hotels invest heavily in upgraded rooms, lobbies, and amenities.
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