COVID Air Purification Guide

COVID Air Purification Guide

Home > Indoor Air Quality > COVID Air Purification Guide
Indoor Air Quality

Air Purification and COVID-19: A Facilities Guide

Airborne transmission of SARS-CoV-2 means ventilation and filtration are legitimate, evidence-based layers of workplace protection — alongside, not instead of, surface hygiene and personal measures.

What filtration addresses

HEPA filtration captures airborne viral particles as air passes through the unit, reducing concentration over time in a given space. It works best combined with adequate fresh-air ventilation rates, per building services guidance from bodies like ASHRAE.

A layered approach

  • Ventilation: fresh air exchange rates appropriate to occupancy
  • Filtration: HEPA purifiers sized to room area
  • Surface treatment: continuous ambient disinfection, EPA-validated against SARS-CoV-2
  • Behavioural measures: hand hygiene and staying home when unwell

No single layer fully replaces the others. See our COVID-19 disinfection services for the surface-treatment side of this approach.

This page provides general facilities guidance and is not medical advice. Follow current public health guidance from your local health authority.

[ CTA FORM PLACEHOLDER ]

Insert Contact Form 7 / WPForms / Gravity Forms shortcode here before publishing