Building Performance Monitoring

Utilizing the Aircuity Optima monitor, IMC now has the capability to use a unique third-party analysis and reporting system to guarantee an unbiased view of an HVAC system's delivered performance. Together with a pictorial report of the ventilation system components, IMC is able to provide a comprehensive report that documents how well systems are performing and demonstrates the effectiveness of a maintenance plan. The report provides an independent review of temperature control, humidity control, filtration efficiency, control strategy, ventilation efficiency and potential pollutants.

The Optima monitor incorporates nine sensors to measure environmental information within a building. Sensors include temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, ozone, airborne particles (two sizes), total volatile organic compounds, and radon. A secure web-based data management system automatically organizes all the building information and collected data. An automated reporting tool, the Aircuity Advisor, incorporates artificial intelligence technology to report findings based on the collective knowledge and experience of building experts.

Using this technically advanced tool, IMC can verify the results of air conveyance system cleaning, and help to identify problems or other concerns relating to a ventilation system.

Instant Response to Complaints: Respond quickly and professionally to occupant concerns by providing comprehensive building evaluation reports in as little as 24 hours. The vast majority of complaints can be addressed through simple adjustments or modifications to heating and cooling systems.

Construction and Renovation Monitoring: Construction in or near occupied areas may impact occupants through infiltration of dust, smoke, and even mold. Employ the Optima system monitoring in occupied spaces to alert you to these issues early, preventing complaints and costly cleanups.

Mold Prevention and Assessment: Use the Optima system as an effective prevention program to detect building conditions that can promote mold growth, and to monitor indoor mold levels before they become a serious problem.