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Services for Healthy Buildings

UL’s extensive experience in the healthy building space can help you meet the growing demand for healthier and more sustainable indoor spaces.

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Healthier and more sustainable buildings

Indoor spaces that support human health and wellness have never been more important. In a 2020 survey from “A New Investor Consensus,” published by the Center for Active Design and Fitwel, UNEP FI, and BantallGreenOak, 87% of respondents experienced increased demand for healthy buildings over the past 12 to 24 months, and 92% expect demand to grow over the next three years. Additionally, almost 90% of participants plan to enhance their health and wellness strategy in the next year. 

Demand is growing for healthier indoor spaces, and building owners and operators will need to address tenant and occupant concerns by creating indoor environments that support occupant health and well-being. 

UL’s extensive experience in the healthy building space and science-based review process can help you meet these growing demands. Our multidisciplinary team has the expertise and testing capabilities in a range of services, including:

  • Evaluation of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) with UL Verified Healthy Building Program    
  • Ventilation Assessments (ASHRAE Standard 62.1)  
  • Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) and Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) Advisory
  • Comprehensive green building expertise, including LEED, BREEAM and CHPS
  • Integrating health and wellness certifications, including Fitwel and WELL
  • Energy and Water Benchmarking services 
  • Energy Audits — ASHRAE Level I, II and III
  • Commissioning (Cx) and Retro and Recommissioning (RCx) services

Verified Healthy Building Program

The UL Verified Healthy Building program helps building and business owners communicate their commitment to maintaining healthy buildings and report their efforts to a growing contingent of stakeholders, including investors, tenants, government agencies and consumers.

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