Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 4 Exam Practice

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If a buyer is worried about off-gas emissions in a new home, what can the builder do?

Use low or zero VOC products and finishes
Apply regular VOC paints
Install air filters
Use glues with plastic resins

The correct answer is: Use low or zero VOC products and finishes

In a situation where a buyer is concerned about off-gas emissions in a new home, the most appropriate action for the builder to take is to use low or zero VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) products and finishes. VOCs are chemicals that can easily vaporize into the air, leading to potential health risks for occupants. By opting for low or zero VOC products and finishes, the builder can help minimize indoor air pollution and create a healthier living environment for the homebuyer. This choice aligns with sustainable and health-conscious building practices.