Rensair’s purpose is to protect and enhance lives through clean air.
Like pure water from the tap, or hygienic food from the shops, people expect clean air in buildings and shared spaces.
More than an expectation, it’s a human right.
As advocates of indoor air quality, we also uphold quality of life. Nowadays, the focus is on coronavirus and airborne infection control, but there is a broader societal pollution problem. Nine out of ten people breathe air with pollutant levels that exceed the WHO’s guideline limits. This can have adverse impacts on the six body systems: brain; nervous; cardiovascular; respiratory; endocrine; and renal. Polluted air has been linked to many serious health risks, including neurological disorders, Alzheimer’s, cancer, and diseases of the heart, lungs and kidneys. The WHO estimates that reducing annual average fine particulate matter (PM2.5) concentrations from 35 μg/m3 to their guideline level of 10 μg/m3 could reduce air pollution-related deaths by around 15%
Our role is to help minimise such health problems by focusing on the indoor environment, where concentrations of pollutants are two to five times higher than outdoors. Not only can that protect and enhance lives: the by-products of better health are higher energy, improved productivity and heightened cognitive functions, all of which contribute to a better life.
One of Rensair’s core values is that we give back. We are a force for good, actively supporting charitable causes, disadvantaged groups, community programmes and sustainability initiatives.
Any organisation with official charitable status will automatically qualify for heavily discounted pricing, proportional to the number of units required. We understand that many charities have suffered greatly during the pandemic so, even if your budget is stretched to the limit, please get in touch and we will do whatever we can to help.
Examples of charities that have benefited from Rensair air purification include the Red Cross, Citizens Advice Bureau, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Muscular Dystrophy Support Centre, Shrewsbury Food Hub, SSAFA, and Kirrie Connections.
Contact us to understand how we can help you.
At Rensair, we believe that we must earn our social licence to operate. As experts in clean air and indoor air quality, it follows that we feel strongly about air pollution. Within our own business, that demands practising what we preach.