Whether you run a business, rent a space, or own a home, it’s likely that you spend a lot of time indoors. Have you given a second thought to the quality of the air that you breathe? While most people may associate pollution solely with the outdoors, and additional factors that may increase it, such as motor vehicles, pollution can also occur in indoor spaces.  The interior of your property may actually be trapping in bad air in far higher concentrations than you would find outdoors, therefore effecting your indoor air quality way more than expected.