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Sick Building Syndrome

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Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) or Building Related Illness (BRI)

Unexplained health symptoms are sometimes evidence of Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) or Building Related Illness (BRI). The cause may be related to one or more of the issues discussed above (mold or off-gassed chemicals) possibly as a result of improper construction methods or faulty equipment. These are real issues and the causes can be tracked down by the building science experts at POWERS ENVIRONMENTAL LLC.

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Common Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) or Building Related Illness (BRI) Questions

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SBS refers to a condition where occupants experience health issues—such as headaches, fatigue, or respiratory problems—due to poor indoor air quality. If multiple people report symptoms, an air quality assessment is recommended.
Poor ventilation, mold growth, VOCs, and chemical pollutants from building materials or cleaning products can contribute to SBS. Our testing identifies and addresses these factors.
Regular HVAC maintenance, proper ventilation, and professional air quality assessments help prevent SBS. We offer comprehensive evaluations to ensure a healthier indoor environment.
Yes, once the root cause is identified, targeted interventions, such as mold remediation, improved ventilation, filtration improvements, or material replacements can resolve the issue.