INDOOR AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENT - Apartment in Tallinn

Measurement of indoor air pollution.

If you have experienced unexplained nausea, headache, fatigue, insomnia, memory problems, difficulty concentrating, depression, chest discomfort, decreased ability to work, allergies, asthma, eye infections or other inflammations, poor air quality and/or too high levels of electromagnetic radiation may be the cause.

We measure the level of electromagnetic radiation and indoor air quality (CO2, organic volatile compounds and separately formaldehyde content, which is one of the most common toxic compounds in indoor air) in your living spaces (working spaces). Also the amount of small and fine particles (PM 10 and PM 2.5) If necessary, we offer possible solutions.

We also measure the strength of radio waves and electric waves separately from electromagnetic radiation. Electromagnetic radiation from man-made devices is emitted by mobile phones, mobile masts, Wi-Fi devices, electric wires, household electrical appliances (for example, television, microwave oven, electric stoves, all kinds of computers, etc.). Also remotely readable meters.

Radon is a colorless and odorless radioactive gas that occurs naturally in the soil and can seep into the interior of buildings. Since it cannot be perceived either by smell, taste or visibility, radon mostly goes unnoticed, but in long-term exposure it poses a significant health risk.                                   According to the World Health Organization (WHO), radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. People who spend a long time in rooms with poor ventilation conditions, such as basements, tightly closed houses or energy-efficient buildings where natural air exchange is limited, are particularly at risk.

If necessary, we also separately measure the oxygen (O2) level in the air, the carbon monoxide (CO) level, the hydrogen sulfide (H2S) level and the explosive gases (LEL) level in the air.

You will receive the measurement results immediately and you will be left with a document in which all the measurement results are recorded.

How does air pollution affect us?

Formaldehydes are released into the air from building and finishing materials, furniture, laminate parquet, chipboards, paints, varnishes, solvents, glues, PVC materials, textiles, carpets, etc. In 2004, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) added formaldehyde to the list of carcinogens.

WHO (World Health Organization) heart diseases and strokes caused by air pollution cause 80% of premature deaths. The next most frequent are lung diseases, including cancer, then other diseases.

Children and pregnant women are particularly sensitive to both radiation and air pollution.

Read: Health risk of electromagnetic fields for unborn children https://tarmo.koppel.ee/?p=1051

Service price: €79 for apartments

                           Private houses, townhouses €99

                           Price from 100 € in working rooms

Prices are valid in Tallinn, outside of the city there is an additional 0.5 €/km.

Prices include VAT.

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