Wake up your Building

Air Quality

Air quality is more important than ever. People are more aware than ever before of the air we breathe and want it to be of high quality. Dirty air vents can be a hotbed for microorganisms that can pose a risk to health.

Before air circulation systems are restarted, building managers need to make sure these systems are clean and fully functional. Air quality might have been affected whilst systems were offline, and this could lead to the spread of pollutants and bad odors when restarted.

Air vents and coils should be cleaned, as should drain lines, ensuring systems are clean and fully operational before restart.

HVAC

When buildings are reopened heating and cooling systems will have been inactive for an extended period, allowing the growth of microorganisms and bacteria. These can then be spread throughout the building by air conditioning and heating systems.

HVAC systems require maintenance and thorough cleaning after periods of dormancy. This also helps to prevent the release of any foul odors.

Drain

Similarly, as drains sit stagnant with low or zero flow, they become hotbeds for the growth of bacteria and bad odors. It is vital drains are cleaned and prepared for regular usage once more. Employees will also not feel comfortable working in a bad-smelling office space.

NCH Asia Pacific supplies ‘shock’ treatment for drains and grease traps where dormant clogs and blockages may have settled.

Wastewater

The problem with sewage does not end at the drains. Wastewater removal pipes and sewage pipes will also have suffered from low or zero water flow during hibernation. This can again cause bad odors from a build-up of unwanted sewer gases.

We have a solution to banish and clear up blockages such as limescale and uric acids, as well as build-ups of sewer gases, within 15 minutes.