Humidifier Services in Centerville, OH
When the temperatures drop immensely the cold outside air often causes our heating systems to run full time, the air in our homes is almost certain to become very dry. The few exceptions in Ohio are those homes that utilize humidifiers in their HVAC systems. Centerville Heating & Cooling offers Greater Dayton homeowners the full range of humidification services, including whole-home humidifier installation, replacement and repairs.
Without introducing humidity into the home, wintertime’s excessively dry air can wreak havoc on our breathing and health, causing dry and cracking skin and myriad sinus issues. This affects everyone in the home. Excessively dry air will cause damage to the house itself. It can dry out and warp wood cabinetry, flooring, furniture and other woodwork and wood accessories in the home.
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What is a humidifier?
Humidifiers are appliances that add moisture to the air in a dwelling to keep the air from drying out. Humidifiers can be for single rooms, or small areas, or for entire homes or buildings. Whole-home humidifiers work with existing HVAC equipment to add humidified air to outgoing air before it goes into throughout the ductwork and into the home. They can also work independently of your HVAC equipment to maintain humidity levels even when the furnace or air handler isn’t in use as a stand alone product.
Whole-Home Humidifier Deal
Centerville Heating & Cooling understands the importance of comfort and air quality in your home, which is why they’re offering a special deal on a whole-home humidifier. Not only will this increase health and well-being, but it also comes with added savings for home heating costs! Additionally, you’ll be covered for 5 years — just see below to learn more about all its great benefits.
- Top Quality Whole House Humidifier
- Professional Expert Installation
- Offer is only good for forced-air systems
- Manages humidity control for entire home
- Works for homes up to 4,000 square feet
- 5-year Warranty on All Parts
- 1-year Warranty on Labor
- Contact us if your home is larger for alternative options.
Types of Humidifiers
If your home is too dry, you should consider investing in a humidifier to add moisture to the air. Centerville Heating & Cooling offers a line of humidifiers to help you optimize your home heating system in the winter and relieve dry air and low humidity issues such as wood damage, chapped lips, dry skin, flu symptoms, and allergy and asthma flare-ups. Below are the different types of humidifiers available:
Central Humidifier
Central or whole-home humidification units are installed directly into a homeowners HVAC system and work effectively to humidify the dwelling evenly throughout.
Impeller Humidifier
These are also called a “cool mist humidifier.” They utilize a rotating disc that emits water through a diffuser. This breaks larger droplets up into a fine mist. They are considered a child-friendly option, and require minimal energy to humidify a larger area. The downside is that they can be noisy and a home for bacteria, which tends to gather around the filter.
Evaporator Humidifier
These single units add moisture to the room it is placed in. Similar to how a boiling pot of water evaporates and sends moisture to the air, an evaporator humidifier works the same way. They are small and relatively inexpensive options. However, they’re only intended for a small area.
Steam Vaporizers
These portable units can be found at your area drugstore or online but keep in mind, they are known to cause burns. Be careful using them if you have pets or small children.
If you’re experiencing issues with your humidifier system in Centerville, OH, don’t hesitate to call. We’re ready to help!
(937) 353-1169
Benefits of Humidifier Installation
Reduce the risk of illness
Bacteria and viruses can’t travel as well in moist air. It is possible that using a humidifier might prevent you from catching a bug during the cold season. In any case, dry air can cause a host of health-related problems.
Comfortable sinuses
Have you ever woken up with a dry nose that felt stiff during the winter? Even if you don’t have a cold, winter air dries out the sinuses and lowers one’s immunity to airborne and other bacteria. More moisture in the air means more comfortable sinuses.
Prevents morning sore throat.
Because overly dry air affects your vocal cords, it can leave you with a dry, scratchy throat in the morning. Keeping the air moist and maintaining humidity levels during the winter helps provide relief to your vocal cords, especially while you sleep.
Reduce heating costs
Throughout the summer months the more the humidity we have in the air, the warmer it feels in our homes. Moisture makes it feel warmer. Because of this, adding humidity to the air in your home during the winter months will save you money on your heating bills.
Protect Furniture
Not enough moisture in the air in your home can cause wood furnishing, woodwork and wood flooring to crack and even split. Using a humidifier helps preserve the integrity of the wood in your home.
Better Sleep
If you or someone in your home snores at night, it might be related to dry sinuses, which makes snoring worse. A moist environment that has ideal humidity levels can soothe dry sinuses, lower snoring levels and bring you the comfort conducive to a good night’s sleep.
If you’re experiencing issues with your humidifier system in Centerville, OH, don’t hesitate to call. We’re ready to help!
(937) 353-1169
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FAQ
General Humidifier FAQ
What is the ideal level of humidity to maintain?
The ideal level of humidity to maintain in an interior space largely depends on a variety of factors, but generally should range from 30% to 50%. This range is optimal for maintaining good air quality and comfort and is also often best for the health of those who occupy the space.
When it comes to indoor air quality, proper humidity is essential.
What size humidifier do I need?
How much upkeep do humidifiers require?
