Metropolis HVAC believes that the health of our natural or outdoor environment is of vital importance to all of us. The health of our outdoor environment is so important that the United States government has established an agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, to deal with environmental problems of national and local interest. The health and quality of our outdoor environment directly affects what Metropolis HVAC contractors have to do to deliver the world class IAQ environments that our customers require.

The EPA is our first line of defense in our effort to maintain an outdoor environment that is healthy for all of us. When it comes to our outdoor or natural environment, the EPA does its best to monitor those conditions that lead to the pollution of our air, land, forests, streams, and oceans. It actively prosecutes violators that willfully contribute to the destruction of these vital national resources.

Metropolis HVAC believes that everyone should be aware of what the EPA recommends for improving the outdoor air environment in our communities, villages, boroughs, cities, and states.

Over the years, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has diligently monitored our indoor and outdoor environments with the propose of keeping us informed on how to maintain healthy environments at home and at work. Metropolis HVAC works diligently to keep clients up to date on the latest EPA findings and recommendations for monitoring and maintaining world class IAQ environments in homes, schools, and commercial building throughout the United States of America.

Metropolis HVAC believes that when a customer is well informed, he or she can better understand the proposal and recommendations that a certified Metropolis HVAC contractor make to achieve a high quality IAQ environment in their home, school, or commercial building. Therefore, the following EPA links are given below.

Metropolis HVAC also believes that due to the rise in terrorism, all building owners need to be extra careful about possible health related attacks on building occupants. The National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety and the National Center for Disease Control have created a document that can be useful in reducing the impact of such attacks. For building owners needing to guard against such attack, Metropolis HVAC an additional link, CDC IAQ, which we hope will be useful for informing you on how to protect your buildings from airborne chemical, biological, or radiological attacks.

Please contact Metropolis HVAC if you need services described in your home, schools, or commercial buildings or if you need to implement HVAC measures to protect your buildings against airborne chemial, biological, or radiological attacks.