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How Healthy Is Your Building?
Start with a 30-Day Healthy Building Check-Up
September is Asthma Peak Month. Indoor air can be up to 100x more polluted than outdoor air, yet many homes and buildings go untested for radon, asthma triggers, and other harmful pollutants. Your building shouldn’t make you sick, but many do.
The Concairge 30-Day Healthy Building Check-Up helps building owners understand how indoor environmental conditions are affecting the people who live, work, learn, worship, gather, and stay there.
Concairge combines real-time indoor environmental monitoring, occupant-centered observations, and building-performance intelligence to help owners understand the conditions people experience every day before making major decisions about renovations, HVAC systems, energy upgrades, or capital improvements.
One Process. Many Building Types
The 30-Day Healthy Building Check-Up is designed for:
✔ Single & Multifamily Homes
Single-family homes, apartments, affordable housing, senior housing
✔ Commercial Buildings
Offices, retail, mixed-use, small businesses
✔ Hotels & Hospitality
Hotels, inns, Airbnb, guest accommodations, wellness-oriented hospitality
✔ Houses of Worship
Sanctuaries, fellowship halls, classrooms, community spaces
✔ Museums & Cultural Institutions
Museums, galleries, historic properties, archives
✔ Arts & Community Spaces
Theaters, cultural centers, nonprofits, community development facilities
Why This Matters
We spend 90% of our lives indoors, and most of that in our homes. Up to 70% of outdoor air pollution exposure happens inside.
- Baltimore ranks #1 in the nation for asthma fatalities
- African American women are 4x more likely to die from asthma than white men
- According to the Pediatrics Journal, children exposed to higher radon levels experience increased asthma symptoms
What We Measure: Real-Time Indoor Environmental Performance
Over 30 days, Concairge can monitor conditions including:
- Carbon dioxide (CO₂) — ventilation and occupancy patterns
- Particulate matter (PM2.5) — airborne particle exposure
- Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) — chemical and material emissions
- Radon — long-term exposure risk
- Temperature — thermal comfort
- Relative humidity — moisture, comfort, and mold-related conditions
The goal is not simply to collect numbers. It is to understand what the data means for the health and productivity of the people using the building.
September is Asthma Peak Month
