The CFP Guide to UK Building Air Quality

In part 1 of our guide to UK building air quality, we discussed the importance of assessing external quality (step 1) and setting benchmarks (step 2) as a prerequisite to achieving optimal levels of building air quality.  In part 2, we will expand on this approach outlining how businesses can shape their approach to testing (step 3), and risk management (step 4) to control the air quality within their buildings, regardless of scale and purpose.

The importance of air quality within buildings is all too commonly overlooked, but given that humans spend around 90% of their time indoors, and with the prevalence of airborne viruses such as COVID-19, a greater understanding is needed.  In our many years of operation in the UK, perhaps one of the most common misunderstandings of the effective management of building air quality is that when it comes to air filtration, one approach will work for all buildings.   This is not the case...

Here at CFP we’re passionate about helping our customers to achieve good indoor air quality (IAQ), that's why we're sharing our top tips. 

Here at CFP we are passionate about delivering excellent IAQ to promote health and wellbeing within the workplace. With our team's expert advice, tailored to suit your business needs, we can help you to achieve the same.

Can air filters do more? At CFP, we believe so. That’s why we’ve welcomed the move to a universal standard of testing, ISO 16890.

Here at CFP we are committed to reducing our impact on the environment.

Here at CFP we believe in the importance of improving the quality of indoor air, that’s why our team have created this handy guide to HEPA Filters to help explain a bit more about how these high efficiency filters work.

Here at CFP we are proud to offer a complete range of services to manage your entire air filter needs.