About Indoor Air Monitoring UK

What we do

We help UK building owners, operators, facility managers and workplace teams understand and improve the air inside their buildings. Our work centres on four practical capabilities:

Indoor air quality monitoring — continuous sensor networks measuring CO₂, PM2.5, TVOC, temperature and humidity.
Indoor air quality testing — diagnostic surveys with calibrated instruments and laboratory analysis.
Indoor environmental monitoring — IAQ, thermal comfort and ventilation evidence unified into one record.
Carbon dioxide monitoring — the live signal that proves a building's ventilation is keeping up with occupancy.

Who we help

Facility managers responsible for occupant wellbeing. H&S professionals evidencing Regulation 6 compliance. Workplace and people teams answering questions from staff. Property and asset managers serving tenants who increasingly ask for air-quality data. Schools, healthcare estates and public-sector buildings managing CO₂, ventilation and complaint patterns.

If you operate or advise on commercial, educational or public buildings in the UK, see office indoor air quality or workplace indoor air quality for sector-specific notes.

Our approach

Independent, evidence-led, and grounded in the standards that auditors and inspectors actually reference: BS EN 16798-1, CIBSE TM40 and Guide A, WHO 2021 air-quality guidelines, BREEAM HEA 02, WELL Air and HSE / UKHSA guidance.

We measure first, report clearly, and recommend only the work that the data justifies. Sensor and platform selection is vendor-neutral — chosen to fit the building rather than a procurement preference.

Part of the Green Air Monitoring Network

Indoor Air Monitoring UK sits inside the Green Air Monitoring Network, a group of specialist environmental-monitoring websites built on shared editorial standards, evidence pipelines and reporting templates. The network consistency means a client engaging us benefits from technical patterns proven across adjacent IAQ domains.

Talk to us

Call 01322 555566, email info@indoorairmonitoring.uk, or use the contact form. For a scoped enquiry, request a quote or speak to a consultant.