The procedure addresses the elimination of harmful microorganisms from within the ventilation system of a building. This process aims to remove contaminants such as mold, bacteria, and viruses that can accumulate and circulate throughout the building’s environment.
Maintaining a clean and sanitary ventilation system is crucial for ensuring healthy indoor air quality, potentially reducing the spread of airborne illnesses, and minimizing allergic reactions. Regularly addressing concerns about the cleanliness of these systems can contribute to a more comfortable and safe living or working environment. Historically, awareness of the impact of ventilation systems on indoor air quality has grown, leading to the development of increasingly effective methods for remediation.