Amid ongoing anxiety about the healthiness of indoor spaces, it is time for building owners, asset managers and employers to consider indoor air quality as a proactive measure to bring their teams back safely and encourage people to come back to the office.

Since the widespread switch to remote working during Covid, only approximately 28% of U.S. office workers have returned to their buildings. Though the percentage of office space currently being utilized across the country is still low, that number is expected to rise dramatically between July and October of this year, providing many building owners with optimism. Bi-polar ionization is the solution an increasing number of commercial owners and employers are turning to both for clean, healthy air and promoting end user confidence.

The Tacoma Dome and Greater Tacoma Convention Center join a long list of venues that have installed AtmosAir Solutions BPI devices. These devices, installed in HVAC systems, improve wellness by suppressing airborne and surface micro-organisms and pathogens, including viruses, bacteria and mold, and reduces odors as well as unhealthy and irritating volatile organic compounds (VOCs) The technology makes buildings more sustainable while reducing energy and operational costs.