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VOC's can cause:

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• Headaches & brain fog

• Eye/throat irritation

• Allergies & asthma flares

• Fatigue, nausea

• Long-term indoor air quality issues

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When VOC blocker paint is especially useful:

 

• After smoke or fire damage

• Homes with chemical sensitivities

• Older homes with unknown paint layers

• Post-mold remediation

• New cabinets or flooring off-gassing

• Nurseries, schools, medical spaces

• Crawl space or basement encapsulation tie-ins

 

*It is especially powerful when paired with

air sealing + proper ventilation.

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What VOC blocker paints are made of:

 

Most use:

• Water-based acrylic or epoxy technology

• Ultra-low or zero VOC formulas

• Dense cross-linking polymers that don’t “breathe” VOCs back out

 

*Some also include antimicrobial properties, depending on the brand.

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Is VOC blocker paint the same as low-VOC paint?

 

No--this is a common misconception.

 

• Low-VOC paint releases fewer chemicals during application

• VOC blocker paint stops existing chemicals from being released long-term

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Is VOC blocker paint safe for families and pets?

 

Yes. We use ultra-low or zero-VOC formulations designed for occupied homes and offices. When applied correctly and allowed to cure, VOC blocker paint is considered safe for:

 

• Children

• Pets

• People with allergies or sensitivities

 

We also follow proper ventilation and application practices to keep your space safe during the process.

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Where is VOC blocker paint applied?

 

VOC blocker paint is commonly applied to:

 

• Walls and ceilings

• Cabinets and built-ins

• Subfloors and concrete

• Basements and crawl space walls

• Areas affected by smoke, water, or chemical exposure

 

It’s often used as a primer layer, followed by a low-VOC finish coat.

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Have any further questions or interest in improving your space VOC Blocker solutions? Give us a call.