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On the other end of the excess moisture and humidity problem is a scenario where the air inside your home or business is too dry. Excessive dryness in the air creates a host of negative side effects, and can affect everyone living in the house. If the air in your home lacks moisture to the point of being uncomfortable, a whole-house humidifier may be the answer.

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Risks of Low Humidity Levels

Someone living in a house with too much humidity may not be able to imagine a situation where the air is too dry, but it happens and the effects are just as irritating. If you have allergies or asthma, dry air can aggravate your symptoms and make them worse. Dry air can cause an increase in flus, colds and other viruses, and can increase the likelihood of chapped lips, dry mouth, bloody noses and itchy eyes. Around the house, you may notice more incidences of static shock on carpets and cracking in woodwork, floor and walls if the humidity levels are really low.

Whole-House Humidifier Basics

Whole-house humidifiers, which are also called “whole-home” humidifiers are systems designed to add moisture to the air in your house. They are installed directly into the central heating and cooling system and monitor the humidity levels continually, adjusting them whenever necessary. Whole-house humidifiers control the levels for the entire house, rather than individual rooms, so everyone is covered even while sleeping.

Professional Installation Advantages

Installing a system that becomes part of the central heating and cooling system and responds to the humidity levels in the house is certainly a job for professionals, and not a DIY project. When you use an experienced, reputable company to install your whole-house humidifier you can feel comfortable knowing that it is installed safely, legally and will help solve your dry air problem. There are just too many variables to consider with this type of installation to try it yourself, so if you really want to rid yourself of the dry, uncomfortable air, insist on professional installation.