AirSuite, a leading provider of cutting-edge indoor air quality solutions, is proud to announce its partnership with JK
Building Wellness – a new company to the NZervio Group of Companies, which includes Jani-King, a leader in commercial
cleaning, JK Facility Services, a specialist in maintenance services and now building wellness.
This partnership aims to empower businesses across New Zealand to prioritise the health and wellbeing of their indoor
environments.
With studies showing that people spend approximately 90% of their time indoors, the quality of indoor air has never been
more crucial. The partnership between Airsuite and JK Building Wellness offers a comprehensive solution that measures
vital factors such as air pressure, humidity, CO2 levels, temperature, sound, lighting, and particulate matter. Through
seamless connectivity to the cloud via cellular networks or existing Wi-Fi infrastructure, businesses gain access to
real-time dashboard results, enabling informed decision-making for more efficient and sustainable buildings.
"This leading-edge technology marks a significant advancement for organisations committed to fostering healthier indoor
spaces," says Nick James, CEO of Jani-King and the NZervio Group. "By partnering with AirSuite, we are empowering
businesses to take proactive steps towards creating environments that promote the wellbeing of their employees and
visitors."
AirSuite and JK Building Wellness’s integrated approach not only enhances indoor air quality but also contributes to
broader sustainability goals. Businesses seeking to create healthier, more sustainable indoor environments can now rely
on the expertise and innovation offered by this partnership.
“Partnering with Jani-King and JK Building Wellness is a significant milestone for AirSuite as we embark on our mission
to revolutionise indoor air quality solutions. By joining forces with such a trusted and established partner, we're not
only enhancing our capabilities but also reaffirming our commitment to delivering unparalleled value to businesses
across New Zealand” said Peter Pooran, CEO of AirSuite.