Daytona beach, FL -- Pure Air Control Services will be showcasing its newest IAQ products and Services at the Florida School Plant Management Association October 3 - 6, 2011. Visit Pure Air Control Services and its affiliate companies at booth #029. The IAQ products IAQ Screen Check DIY Test kits and IAQ services Pure Air Control Services will include:
IAQ Products:
· IAQ Screen Check - a low cost do-it-yourself product line for contractors
· IAQ Tool Box – An economical sample test kit product designed for the HVAC service tech (among others
· Evalu-aire – economical air and surface IAQ testing equipment
· Evalu-aire Pro – comprehensive air and surface IAQ testing equipment
IAQ Services:
· Building Health Check (BHC)
· Building Environmental Sciences Team (BEST)
· Environmental Diagnostics Lab (EDLab)
· Building Remediation Sciences (BRS)
- Mold Remediation
- HVAC system cleaning
- PURE-Steam Coil Cleaning program
When & Where:
October 3 - 6, 2011
Daytona Beach Hilton – Exhibit hall Booth # 29
100 North Atlantic Avenue
Daytona Beach FL 32118
386-254-8200
http://fspma.com/AnnualConf.htm
About Pure Air Control Services:
Pure Air Control Services (www.pureaircontrols.com ) maintains an in-house accredited environmental microbiology laboratory accredited by the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA), the first in Florida (www.edlab.org).
Pure Air Control Services is under direct contract with the General Services Administration (GSA), Contract #GS-10F-0488R, linking them directly to federal governmental agencies as a provider for IAQ consulting, expert laboratory analysis, as well as HVAC system cleaning and mold remediation services.
The firm provides the following indoor environmental services on a national basis:
· Building Sciences Evaluation
· Building Health Check
· Environmental Microbiology Laboratory (AIHA Accredited)
· Environmental Project Management
· IAQ-Screen Test Kits/EvaluAire and EvaluAire Pro
· Mold Remediation Services
· HVAC System Remediation
Clients of Pure Air Control Services include: General Services Administration (GSA); Johnson Controls; Allstate Insurance; Carrier Air Conditioning; Siemen's Building Systems; Naval Air Warfare Center, Orlando; Naval Air Station - King's Bay, Georgia; The Haskell Company; Leon County Government, Tallahassee, Florida; Pinellas County Government, Clearwater, Florida; Collier County Government, Naples, Florida; Bayfront Medical Center, St. Pete, Florida; US Army - Ft. Bragg, Kentucky; Naval Station - Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; Montgomery County School District, Maryland; Citrus County School District, Florida; and many others.
For additional information, please contact:
Cy Garner, Executive Account Rep
Pure Air Control Services, Inc.
(800) 422-7873 x 804
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