Having some humidity in the air is a good thing, but having too much humidity in the air can be detrimental to your home and family. The good news is, you have options when it comes to dehumidifying your home. While you may be tempted to purchase a small portable dehumidifier, we encourage you to consider a whole house option instead.
When you add a dehumidifier to a duct system, you can enjoy consistent humidity levels based on the settings you choose. You can keep reading to learn more about how a whole house dehumidifier works, and the benefits of installing one in your duct system.
Did you know that your air conditioner is a natural dehumidifier? This means during the warmer, more humid months, your air conditioner can dry out the air–a little tiny bit. The thing is, unfortunately, air conditioners are not designed for this purpose, and actually need a lot of help when the air inside your home gets too much moisture. This is where a professional whole-home dehumidifier installation comes in. Not only will it help your comfort, but it can help keep your household healthy, your property healthy, and keep your air conditioner performing as efficiently as possible.
We often think of our homes as a safe haven. However, what many homeowners don’t know is that the quality of the air inside their homes is actually a lot worse than they’d like to believe. There are a number of factors that contribute to poor indoor air quality, and below, we’ve outlined some of them for you.