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About SISÄ

SISÄ -  a Finnish root word for INSIDE

For us, it is a way of experiencing the environments we live in every day.

 Longterm scientific research shows that the indoors we live, work and think in do more than shelter us.  

They support us, or they work against us.

Environmentally, there is little we have control of on a daily basis.

We can’t control everything outside. But we can control our indoors — and that is enough.

Because in today's world, our health begins inside.And what's unseen shapes everything. ​

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Most of us were never taught to understand the environment inside our homes – because for most of History we didn't need to.

 

The homes we live in today are dramatically different than they were even 15 years ago. Building materials, furnishings, water, treatment, cleaning, products, tighter, construction, technology, and the amount of time we spend indoors have all changed home maintenance has evolved, but the way we care for our indoor environment, hasn't evolved with it.

 

What's unseen shapes everything is more than our tagline.

 

It's the belief that the things we rarely think about – our air, water, surfaces, and the environments we create indoors – quietly influence, how we feel, how our homes age, where our money goes, and the quality of our daily lives. At SISÄ we believe your home isn't just where you live. It's the environment your body lives in every day.

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Our Mission

At SISÄ, our mission is to support our clients with

onsite IEQ testing,

understandable results and

 longterm, effective solutions.

 Take control of their indoor environments and reduce contaminant load by up to 80%.

By lowering these exposures, the body functions with less ongoing stress, supporting better sleep, clearer thinking, and more stable energy.

 

This isn’t about eliminating all risk—it’s about reducing what’s quietly working against you.

Because in today's world, our health is supported inside.

“One of the first conditions of happiness is that the link between man and nature shall not be severed.”
                                     — Leo Tolstoy

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