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Battling COVID-19 and the Flu Season by Improving Indoor Air Quality
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December 30, 2021
March 18, 2026

Battling COVID-19 and the Flu Season by Improving Indoor Air Quality

During flu season and in the wake of COVID-19, improving your home’s indoor air quality has never been more important.

How HVAC Systems Spread Germs

Your HVAC system circulates air throughout your home — and if it’s not properly filtered, it can spread viruses and bacteria from room to room.

Solutions

High-MERV filters capture more airborne particles. UV germicidal lights installed in the air handler kill pathogens as they pass through. Air purifiers like the iWave reduce pathogens, allergens, and odors.

The Trane CleanEffects Advantage

The Trane CleanEffects Air Cleaner removes up to 99.98% of airborne allergens. Air & Energy can install these solutions in your Bradenton home. Call 941-778-0773.

Air & Energy's VIP Maintenance Program includes two annual tune-ups, priority scheduling, no overtime fees, and 10% off all repairs — the best way to keep your system and indoor air quality optimized year-round.

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