A whole-house humidifier does exactly what it sounds like! As a humidifier unit attached to the ductwork inside of your home, the humidifier will push moist air throughout each and every room, raising the relative humidity, decreasing the dryness, and improving the overall living experience. Low humidity isn’t fun, and it can lead to all sorts of problems for both the homeowner and the home. By continually regulating the humidity throughout the space, a humidifier installation will ensure that wood maintains its form, baseboards don’t dry up and crack, and your home remains comfortable.

A central whole-home humidifier provides a wide range of health and well-being benefits to the homes they are installed in. As the primary function, a furnace humidifier will add moisture to your home’s air, preventing dryness from penetrating the space and causing items (both inanimate and animate) from deteriorating, which will be especially important during the colder months. In addition to surface-level discomfort, low humidity can cause dry eyes, dry throat, bloody noses, and other dry-air-related health problems. Not only are these incredibly uncomfortable and inconvenient at the time of their occurrence, but they can lead to serious long-term issues and discomforts if long-term exposure persists. In addition to the health benefits that accompany a whole-house humidifier, units can also save you money on your energy costs. By creating moisture throughout the home, there will be less of a need to pump heat in an effort to make the space comfortable.