American StandardA crucial part of home comfort control is regulating humidity. While too much humidity may lead to mold growth, lack of humidity can also cause problems, both for your health and your home. If you want to add moisture to the air you breathe, contact the humidifier experts at 360 AIR TECH.
Our highly trained and experienced technicians have the knowledge and skills to handle any indoor air quality problem and HVAC issue. If you need a home humidifier installed or repaired in the Williamsburg, VA, area, let us take care of it for you.
Have other issues with the quality of air in your home? Contact us for professional indoor air quality services.
Should You Get a Humidifier?
If you’re suffering from health problems related to dry air or the air you breathe feels dry, it’s time to invest in a humidifier. Dry air is prevalent in the winter months and may contribute to health symptoms, including:
- Headaches
- Dry skin
- Eye irritation
- Allergies
- Dry throat and airways
- Frequent coughs
After assessing your property, our experts at 360 AIR TECH can recommend the perfect type and size of humidifier for your needs.
Call 360 AIR TECH for Expert Humidifier Repair Services
If your humidifier malfunctions, you need to have it fixed as soon as possible. Some of the most common humidifier issues we repair include:
- Humidifier won’t come on
- Humidifier makes noise
- Foul odor from the humidifier
- Blocked water inlet
- Trouble controlling the humidity level
Contact us right away if you experience any of these issues.
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Whole-house Humidifiers Professionally Installed by Expert Technicians
Whole-house humidifiers allow homeowners to humidify an entire house without setting up individual portable humidifiers. They typically work with your home’s HVAC system. The main types of whole-house humidifiers include:
- Flow-through or moisture pad humidifiers: Warm air from your furnace moves through an evaporation pad while water from your water supply keeps the pad moist. The warm air absorbs moisture, creating humidified air that then flows into your home through the ductwork.
- Steam humidifiers: These humidifiers boil water electrically to create humidity in the form of steam. The steam is then picked up and pushed throughout the duct system.
- Drum humidifiers: A rotating evaporator pad spins in the unit’s water pan, lifting water into the warm air. The warm, humidified air is then distributed through the ductwork into your home.
- Stand-alone humidifiers: These humidifiers provide whole-house humidification for homes that don’t have the forced air and ductwork of a preexisting HVAC system. They contain fab units installed throughout the house to disperse moistened air.
