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One of the tasks a good HVAC contractor can accomplish for you is to install a humidifier in your home. This type of appliance turns water into vapor and adds moisture to your indoor air during the driest part of the year. If you are unfamiliar with them, below are some of the key benefits of whole-house humidifiers.

Why Should You Have an HVAC Contractor Install a Humidifier

1. Better Air Comfort

The reason winter air feels so dry is that cold air holds less moisture than warm air does. In contrast, by adding moisture to a room, the house naturally feels warmer, even if you haven't changed the actual temperature. This helps occupants feel more comfortable in cold weather without having to crank up the furnace.

2. Fewer Dry Skin Issues

HVAC contractorDry, winter air can result in various issues related to dry skin. Many people experience chapped lips, chest congestion, sore throats, nosebleeds, and scaling, itching, or cracking. Dry air can also worsen dry sinus issues that lead to snoring. A humidifier addresses dryness and reduces these symptoms. 

3. Convenience

Room humidifiers hold a relatively small amount of water and require frequent filling. They cease to work if they run out of water and must be moved from room to room as the occupants change location. Whole-house humidifiers, on the other hand, refill automatically and treat the entire house, so they require far less attention and maintenance.

 

 

To have an experienced HVAC contractor install a whole-house humidifier in your home, contact Pioneer Heating & Cooling, Inc. in Kalispell, MT. They serve clients throughout the Flathead Valley and offer humidifier models that vaporize 12 to 18 gallons per day. In addition to humidifier installation, they specialize in heating and air conditioning installation, and AC and furnace repair. They are also experienced with ductless mini splits and heat pumps. Visit their website to see if you are in their service area or call (406) 309-2397 to make an appointment with a skilled HVAC contractor.

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