Many healthcare facilities across the US e.g. St Anthony’s Hospital, Oak Hill Hospital, Lakeland Regional Medical Center, Broward General, VA Medical Center, etc.. have all outsourced Pure Air Control Services PURE-Steam Coil Cleaning processes and/or HVAC cleaning in an effort to boost their HVAC maintenance services as well as save energy on their utility bills and improve overall IAQ. With ‘‘health care–associated infection’’ or ‘‘HAI’’ also known as nosocomial infections within healthcare facilities on the rise they adopting the PURE-Steam coil cleaning and HVAC cleaning process has helped keep the hospitals airstream clean and sterile. With the increase use of outpatient treatment means that people who are hospitalized are more ill and have more weakened immune systems than may have been true in the past allowing HAI to occur.
Keeping a pristine HVAC system and evaporator coil has done wonders in reduction of HAI. The process is totally GREEN – uses no chemicals, utilizing a proprietary 300 degree plus steam cleaner plus a coil flush out system to remove all the latent debris out of the coils sterilizing the coils, creating better air flow, better cooling capacity, saving energy and improving indoor air quality.
In the last several years, a growing body of scientific evidence has indicated that the air within buildings and homes can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air in even the largest and most industrialized cities. Other research indicates that people spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors. Thus, for many people, the risks to health may be greater due to exposure to air pollution indoors than outdoors.
Pure Air Control Services a national leading IAQ service provider has taken Going GREEN to a whole new level. Most chemical companies today, large and small, are anxious to become greener. They select greener starting materials and use cleaner chemical processes to make environmentally preferred products though there is no authoritative marketplace criteria to identify green, greener, or greenest. The greenest and cleanest cleaning solution available today for cleaning of air conditioning coils is PURE-Steam, a no chemical cleaning process that creates significant energy savings, improves the environment and promotes healthy indoor air quality.
When searching for additional ways for the healthcare facilities to save money all the while helping to improve indoor air quality was when they sought the professional IAQ services of Pure Air Control Services and the PURE-Steam coil cleaning (No Chemicals) process. Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a critically important aspect of creating and maintaining healthcare facilities. With conventional coil cleaning methods chemicals will run into the ground, are spilled or improperly disposed of, a portion will evaporate, but some will soak into the ground. In soil, chemicals may be carried deeper by rain, water or snow melt and eventually reach the groundwater table. When chemicals migrate underground to nearby wells, they can eventually end up in drinking water supplies.
By incorporating the PURE-Steam coil cleaning process into their annual coil cleaning program healthcare facilities alone have saved thousands of gallons of chemicals from going down the proverbial drain into the water supplies.
For additional information or for a FREE quote on the PURE-Steam Coil Cleaning process for your healthcare or facility call Cy Garner or Alan Wozniak 1-800-422-7873 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 1-800-422-7873 end_of_the_skype_highlighting ext 804 or 802.
About Pure Air Control Services:
Founded in 1984 by Alan Wozniak, President/CEO in what began as a small mechanical contracting business has grown into an award winning, industry leading indoor air quality (IAQ) service company serving many fortune 500 corporations, school boards, universities, county, city, state and federal governments and consumers across the US. The firm has serviced over 600 million square feet of indoor environments in over 10,000 facilities.
Pure Air Control Services nationally performed IAQ services include: Building Sciences Evaluation; Building Health Check; an AIHA accredited Environmental Microbiology Laboratory; Environmental Project Management; and Duct Cleaning & Mold Remediation Services, among other indoor environmental services. The company’s expanding client roster includes the General Services Administration (GSA); Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Allstate Insurance; Carrier Air Conditioning; Naval Air Warfare Center, Orlando; and Naval Air Station - King's Bay, Georgia, and many other Fortune 500 companies, school boards, and city, state, and county governments, making Pure Air a reliable industry leader.
For more information, visit the company’s web site at www.pureaircontrols.com or contact Alan Wozniak or Cy Garner at 1-800-422-PURE (7873) ext 802 or 804 respectively.
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