The main purpose of the standards referred below is primarily to ensure adequate purity of the blown air, considered for the health of people staying in ventilated and air-conditioned rooms achieved  through proper cleaning of mechanical ventilation ducts and fat installation ducts. Due to properly performed disinfection and ozonation services, the microbiological purity and physico-chemical properties of air are improved.

In addition, our services in the form of periodic inspections and mechanical ventilation service improve the building’s fire protection and reduce electricity consumption by installations. Our services are performed in accordance with the following norms and standards:

PN-EN 15780: 2010 – Levels of cleanliness and frequency of cleaning of ventilation and air-conditioning ducts;

TR / 19 HVCA: 2008 Guide to Good Practice Internal Cleanliness of Ventilation Systems;

PN-EN 12097: 2007 Ventilation for buildings – Duct network – Requirements for duct network elements facilitating the maintenance of duct systems;

PN-EN 15239: 2007 Ventilation for buildings – Energy performance of buildings – Guidelines for controlling ventilation installations;

PN-EN 15240: 2007 Ventilation for buildings – Energy performance of buildings – Guidelines for the control of air conditioning installations;

ARC 2006, Standard Developed by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association, Washington, NADCA ;

EN 12599: 2002 / AC: 2004 Ventilation for buildings – Test procedures and measurement methods for the acceptance of completed ventilation and air conditioning installations;

EU Directive 2002/91 / EC concerning the energy performance of buildings (EPBD – the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive);

VDI 6022, Part 1, 1998, Hygiene standards for ventilation and air-conditioning systems. Offices and assembly rooms;