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Breathe Tested Air is a New Jersey-based environmental health company. We work with businesses, public and private institutions, education centers, homeowners, hotels and hospitality centers, and other entities to assess, monitor and maintain pure, unpolluted indoor environments

Our certification program
Indoor air pollution, sick building syndrome, indoor air litigation, and many more air quality issues are in the news everyday. Most people know that outdoor air pollution can damage their health, but many do not know that indoor air pollution can cause harm to themselves, their family, friends and even their pets.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) studies found that indoor levels of pollutants may be two to five times and sometimes even 100 times higher than outdoor levels. These levels of pollutants are of particular concern since it is estimated that most people spend up to 90%of their time indoors. Studies consistently rank indoor air pollution among the top four environmental health risks to the public. Our seal is designed to provide assurance that the indoor air quality (IAQ) of your location has been verified and tested by a reputable and responsible organization.

Safety, Trust and Reliability
All testing is performed under the direction of our experienced industrial hygienists and analyzed by world-class accredited laboratories.Our Certified Seal provides strong public brand recognition and strengthens the value of your business. This sign of recognition and pride is earned by meeting all standards which enables your business to stand out among your competitors

Displaying our certified seal
Our seal instills confidence. Proactive indoor air quality monitoring and inspection helps reduce personal health problems such as asthma, bronchitis, sinus infections, allergies and even cancer. Your company can display the seal on its website and physical locations showing social responsibility.

Avoid business disruption and lost revenue
The US Department of Energy has performed studies that have estimated the potential gain in reduced employee sick days from improved indoor environments at between $30 billion and $150 billion annually. In addition, claims and litigation are nightmares for any business. It may take years to regain the confidence of customers, with both financial and reputational consequences. With proactive detection and reporting for a quick remediation process in place, your company will save time, money, and most importantly, improve the health of your employees.

Maintain a green environment
Being certified for indoor air quality is a huge advantage in bringing value to your business and customers. Various government agencies, such as the EPA, heavily emphasize IAQ when determining your company’s green footprint and the outcome of environmental audits.

Give back to your community. Sponsor a facility to fly the EPA flags, alerting the public to the ozone level.