Dehumidifier Installation in Lockhart & Greater Orlando

If you’re interested in installing a whole home dehumidifier but are concerned about costs and hassle, here’s what to expect. First, our dehumidifier installers come to inspect your home, talk you through your unit options, and provide a quote. All this is free and you have no obligation to buy.

If you feel ready, you can select the right unit and we’ll handle the entire dehumidifier installation process. At the end, we’ll walk you through how the system works and answer any questions you might have.

At every step, we’re committed to transparency, quality service, and quick turnaround times so you can feel more comfortable with your decision and get on with a more comfortable life.

It’s truly remarkable how much damage excess humidity can inflict on a home. From furniture and electronics to our own lungs, too much moisture in the air can wreak havoc. Whole house dehumidifiers fix those issues by keeping your home’s humidity level at a consistent level that you can set. This has a host of benefits and even makes your overall HVAC system operation more efficient.

Key benefits of a whole home dehumidifier systems include:

• Greater comfort
• Improved indoor air quality
• Less condensation
• Reduced mold and mildew growth
• Fewer unpleasant odors
• Energy savings

Like with any HVAC system, whole home dehumidifiers require regular maintenance to operate at their best. Our Gold Club Membership makes that maintenance easy. Joining gets you two annual visits that cover your entire HVAC system alongside a range of discounts, priority scheduling, and more.

These visits cover a long list of important tasks like draining lines, checking filters, cleaning, sanitizing, and generally ensuring the system is functioning properly. And if you do need your whole home dehumidifier repaired, members enjoy a 15% discount on our fast and reliable service. It’s the easiest way to keep your home safe, comfortable, and efficient all year long.

Whole house dehumidifiers integrate into your existing HVAC system, usually in the return air duct, to remove humidity from the air. Many HVAC systems already remove humidity, but may struggle if your home has excess humidity. A dehumidifier installation can help, keeping the air at the right humidity level so your home HVAC system can focus on heating and cooling.

Whole house dehumidifiers remove humidity from the air by using condensation. When the unit detects that the humidity in your home has exceeded the level you’ve set, it automatically begins operating. Air runs over coils filled with refrigerant to cool it, causing the excess humidity to condense into liquid water. That water is then collected and removed via a drain line.

Importantly, because a whole home dehumidifier works independently from your HVAC system, it operates even if you’re not actively heating or cooling your home.

As much as we love our home of Lockart and the Orlando area, it gets pretty humid. That humidity often leads to poor air quality, mold growth, pests, and health issues. Relying on your air conditioner alone to handle that humidity often just isn’t enough.

Whole home dehumidifiers can handle even the toughest conditions, from extra humid days to things like indoor pools. There’s no better way to banish the problems that stem from indoor humidity for good.

Most popular HVAC system manufacturers like Carrier, Clean Comfort, Daikin, Lennox, and Trane also produce whole home dehumidifiers. But there are also unique features and ratings to look for.

You’ll see the familiar Energy Star Ratings, but also the noise level, type of drainage, air filter requirements, and humidity controls. You’ll also need to look at the size of your home and level of humidity to see what capacity you need. Fortunately, navigating all these considerations is easier when you’ve got one of our expert technicians to walk you through your options.