Breathe Easy: Discover the Benefits of Dust-Free Renovations

Exposure to dust during a renovation or demolition project can be extremely harmful to your health. More importantly good indoor air quality (IAQ) in buildings needs to be maintained as it is an important component of a healthy indoor environment.

Creating a favorable and productive environment for building occupants, it gives them a sense of health, comfort, and well-being. When the air quality is adequate, a significant increase in worker productivity has been seen. Indoor air pollutants may have debilitating or fatal long-term effects like heart disease, respiratory diseases, and cancer.

A number of species of bacteria and fungi, especially filamentous fungi or mold, contribute significantly to indoor air pollution. These microbes thrive in closed spaces within workplaces wherever dampness or sufficient moisture is present, adversely affecting the health of workers in many ways.

They may develop allergies, respiratory symptoms, or asthma which is both caused by and worsened by dampness in buildings. Shortness of breath, cough, asthma, sinus congestion, sneezing, nasal congestion, and sinusitis are associated with indoor dampness in several studies.

So, it is very necessary to protect yourself, your home, or your office from dust during any renovation project. Hence, it is essential to install safe and effective dust protection and containment procedures to ensure that all surfaces in your home or business stay safe and unharmed during such projects. 

There are on-site Dust Protection Containment Systems available these days to allow you to breathe easy during your renovation projects using Hepa Filter Air Scrubbers and top-quality interior protection systems, conforming to the highest standards of safety. 

The installation of temporary dust and debris containment systems during renovation, re-roofing, remodeling, or other construction-related projects is part of interior protection systems. They can be installed in almost any environment, from production facilities, manufacturing plants, hospitals, schools, class-A office space, or warehouses.

Construction wall barriers, suspended ceilings, high structure cleaning, and other types of custom applications comprise Interior Protection Services. Temporary interior protection systems prevent renovation, re-roofing, and remodeling dust and debris from cross-contamination clean room-type environments within retail stores, commercial facilities, class-A office space, and any other type of environment to be kept clean.

Using reinforced engineered poly film and proven installation methods, these systems are installed by experienced and qualified interior protection contractors. Though dust containment and protection may seem slightly time-consuming, it is well worth your time because your health and that of your workers should be your top priority.

You may accrue the following benefits by undergoing the proper dust protection and containment process. 

• Temporary Suspended Ceilings: A high-quality Temporary Suspended Ceiling is an engineered poly film that prevents contamination due to falling dust and debris, during re-roofing projects. Temporary Suspended Ceilings are installed throughout the project before the roof replacement repair begins and are removed after the completion of the project. This procedure provides safety and valuable protection from falling dust and debris to construction workers, office employees, or home residents during the renovation project.
• Construction Wall Barriers: Construction Wall Barriers are especially used in a construction or renovation project that produces dust and debris in the operations. They are installed during remodeling, re-flooring projects, restoration, and installation of new equipment. Temporary Construction Wall Barriers create a protective bubble separating the workplace from the renovation project. These are specifically customized to meet the project requirements and include man-doors, tunnels, air filters, and doorways that prevent dust and debris from spreading while keeping the employees safe 
• High Structure Cleaning: Re-roofing projects create dust and debris that require High Structure Cleaning performed by using hand brooms, vacuum pumps, and brushes. These remove the loose dust and debris on pipes, metal beams, and trusses. 
• Barrier Installation: Interior protection installs a barrier that blocks dust, debris, germs, and unwanted odors. It also creates a work area that is safe from all distractions while protecting the machinery and processes from all types of contamination, including the penetration of dust and debris. For some projects, it is necessary to cover floors and walls temporarily thus keeping the floors safe from damage. Moreover, it provides protection for all surface areas to prevent any damage to expensive equipment and systems.
• Mold Remediation: Mold remediation includes disposal of moldy porous building materials such as those used in drywall, insulation, etc. besides cleaning and disinfecting carpet and personal items. To ensure that the remediation is done properly, a pre and post-remediation inspection should be carried out. 

Thus, the installation of interior protection keeps the working environment safe and clean. Otherwise, production or office work may need to be stalled due to dust, debris, germs, contamination, or noise pollution leading to a loss in productivity or the residents of the building moved to a new temporary location thereby increasing costs.

Interior protection keeps the building safe without any interruption to regular activities, due to repair or remodeling. Providing temporary construction barriers also keeps your family and employees away from the aftermath of renovations, besides allowing you and your family to live in your home, or for your workers to continue work during renovation by keeping non-affected areas clean, workable, or livable. So, install an effective interior protection system during your renovation projects, and breathe easy!