With the amount of inclement weather we have been getting the past few years, along with the seemingly endless onslaught of hurricanes and tropical systems, living here can feel like being in a rainforest sometimes. Let’s face it: being inside a house where the floors feel sticky and the air feels damp and thick can be uncomfortable.
But aside from the discomfort that comes from living in an environment where the air seems to have an almost palpable thickness to it, too much humidity can potentially cause a variety of health issues. And considering that the importance of indoor air quality has come to the forefront since the start of the pandemic, it could be worthwhile to install a whole house dehumidifier.
All of us are spending more time at home than ever because of the pandemic, so why not be more comfortable? The systems we sell can quickly remove moisture from the air and reduce indoor air pollutants. Most have a dedicated fresh air intake that allows for a healthy air exchange, to drastically reduce or completely eliminate that stale, stagnant quality that closed-in systems can have.
A whole house dehumidifier can help to efficiently and effectively protect the home, creating a living space that is healthier and more comfortable. One of the coolest things (pardon the pun) about the advanced, whole-home systems we sell is that they are designed to integrate directly with the existing HVAC system. A few of the other key benefits include:
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