Whole House Humidifiers
Improve Your Home’s Comfort and Air Quality All Year Long
Dry air can cause more problems than just making your skin feel uncomfortable. It can lead to dry sinuses, irritated eyes, cracked wood floors, and even damage to your furniture and electronics. That’s why Old School Cooling offers professional whole house humidifier installation and maintenance services designed to keep your indoor air perfectly balanced and comfortable—no matter the season.
A whole house humidifier works alongside your existing heating and cooling system to add moisture evenly throughout your home. Unlike portable humidifiers, which only cover one room at a time, a whole house system treats the air in every room, improving your health and comfort while protecting your home.
What Is a Whole House Humidifier?
A whole house humidifier is an HVAC accessory installed directly onto your furnace or air handler. It introduces controlled moisture into the air that your heating and cooling system distributes, maintaining optimal humidity levels in your entire home.
Ideal indoor humidity levels range between 30% and 50%. When humidity drops below that, especially during winter or in dry climates, it can cause discomfort and health issues. Too much moisture, however, can encourage mold and dust mites. A whole house humidifier helps maintain the perfect balance automatically.
Benefits of Installing a Whole House Humidifier
1. Better Respiratory Health
Dry air can irritate your nose, throat, and sinuses, making colds, allergies, and asthma symptoms worse. Adding moisture helps soothe these tissues and can reduce snoring caused by dry air.
2. Improved Skin and Hair
Low humidity dries out your skin, leading to itching, flaking, and cracking. A whole house humidifier helps keep your skin hydrated and your hair healthier.
3. Protect Your Home
Dry air causes wood floors, cabinets, and furniture to shrink and crack over time. It can also damage paint and wallpaper. Proper humidity levels help preserve your home’s structure and finishings.
4. Energy Savings
Humid air feels warmer than dry air at the same temperature, so you can often lower your thermostat and save on heating bills during colder months.
5. Reduce Static Electricity
Dry indoor air creates static shocks and makes dust and allergens more airborne. Humidifying your home helps reduce static buildup and improves overall air quality.
Our Whole House Humidifier Services
Installation
Our expert technicians will help you choose the right humidifier model for your home size and HVAC system. We install the unit professionally, ensuring it integrates smoothly with your furnace or air handler for even moisture distribution.
Maintenance and Repairs
Regular maintenance is essential for keeping your humidifier working efficiently. We clean and inspect your unit, replace worn parts, and troubleshoot any issues to prevent breakdowns and ensure clean, healthy air.
Replacement
If your humidifier is old, damaged, or no longer performing well, we offer prompt replacement with newer, more efficient models that are easier to maintain and provide better control.
Why Choose Old School Cooling for Your Whole House Humidifier?
At Old School Cooling, we combine technical expertise with genuine care for your comfort. Here’s why customers trust us:
- Experienced, Licensed Technicians who know HVAC systems inside and out
- Honest Recommendations based on your home’s unique needs—no upselling or pressure
- Quality Equipment from trusted brands built for performance and durability
- Fast, Friendly Service with clear communication and respect for your home
- Comprehensive Support including installation, maintenance, and repair
How a Whole House Humidifier Works with Your HVAC System
The humidifier attaches to your furnace or air handler and uses water from your home’s supply to add moisture to the heated air before it circulates through your home. Most systems have built-in sensors that measure humidity and adjust output automatically, so your home always stays at the ideal comfort level.
Because the humidifier is part of your central HVAC system, you don’t have to refill water tanks or worry about cleaning multiple small units around the house.
Signs You May Need a Whole House Humidifier
- Dry, itchy skin or frequent nosebleeds during winter
- Static shocks when touching electronics or door handles
- Cracked wood floors or peeling paint
- Frequent respiratory irritation, coughing, or sinus problems
- Allergies or asthma symptoms that worsen indoors
- Dry, brittle hair or chapped lips
Ready to Upgrade or Service Your Ductless Mini-Split?
Don’t let dry air take a toll on your health, comfort, or home. Whether you’re interested in installing a new whole house humidifier or need maintenance on your existing system, Old School Cooling is ready to help.
Call us today at +1 (561)-284-6108 or
Book your appointment online now to experience the difference a whole house humidifier can make.
Old School Cooling — Your trusted partner for healthy, comfortable indoor air.
