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Whole-House Humidifier Installation in Ogden, UT
Installing a Humidifier Makes Your Home More Comfortable
Utah’s dry winter air can be the root of many problems, but luckily it can be easily avoided with a whole-home humidifier. Installing a whole-house humidifier allows you to breathe in warm, moist air, which can prevent many problems, including:
- Dry nose
- Cracked, itchy skin
- Sore throats
- Aggravated allergy and asthma symptoms
- Painful static shocks
- Chipping paint and plaster
- Splitting or cracked wood floors, furniture, trim, and molding
Call Mountain Air Conditioning & Heating today at (801) 416-2215(801) 416-2215 or contact us online for whole-house humidifier installation near Ogden, Utah.
Benefits To Installing a Whole-House Humidifier
Installing a humidifier for the whole house can be rewarding in many ways, including:
- Improved health: Many viruses thrive in low-humidity environments, increasing your chances of catching the flu, colds, and other ailments.
- Improved comfort: Overly dry air can cause asthma- and allergy-related symptoms.
- Energy efficiency: Installing a whole-house humidifier can make you feel warmer without having to raise your thermostat. According to the EPA, you can save up to 4% on your heating bill for every degree you lower your thermostat.
Humidifiers also help improve indoor air quality because they prevent minerals from entering the air and, therefore, your lungs.
In Utah, poor indoor air quality can cause and contribute to infections, headaches, and mild irritations such as dry eyes and nasal congestion.
How Does a Whole-House Humidifier Work?
The experts at Mountain Air can install a whole-house humidifier directly to your central heating and cooling system. Humidity is introduced into your home’s air in the form of water vapor, preventing minerals from entering the air in your home and even your lungs.
Water is then supplied to the distribution tray, allowing it to flow evenly across the water panel. The resulting humidified air is distributed throughout your home via your heating and cooling system ductwork.
