Whole-Home Humidifiers & Dehumidifiers
Serving Kent, Auburn & Puyallup
Your health relies on good-quality air — and especially here in the King County area, keeping the right humidity levels in your home can protect you and your loved ones from dust, mold, and even wildfire smoke.
Air that’s too dry can leave you with discomfort, from chapped lips to itchy skin, and can even cause wooden furniture to warp or split. Too much humidity isn’t a solution, either — air that’s too moist can encourage mold growth or dust mites, causing breathing issues.
That’s why a healthy humidity balance is ideal. Thankfully, the experts at AAA Heating & Air Conditioning have the tools and expertise to assess your home’s needs to get you breathing comfortably again.
Prioritize your family’s health — contact us to discuss your indoor air quality needs.
Whole-House Humidifier Installation
If your skin feels dry and chapped or your voice is consistently raspy, you may need a humidifying solution for your home. Whole-home humidifiers, or “furnace humidifiers,” attach to your HVAC system to pump moist air through your ductwork, improving comfort for your skin and sinuses, and helping your furniture stay in good condition.
Our professionals at AAA Heating & Air Conditioning are trained in assessing the overall air quality needs of your home — there are no cookie-cutter solutions when it comes to your comfort.
Schedule your complete home air assessment today by contacting our team online.
Whole-House Dehumidifier Installation
Too much humidity can cause moisture on the inside of your windows, water spots on the walls, or even the dreaded discovery of mold. If you’re combatting any of these signs of excess moisture in your home, a dehumidifying system might be right for you.
Whole-home dehumidifiers connect to your HVAC system to remove moisture from the air through the ductwork, which means no more places for extra water (or mold) to fester.
The best way to decide whether this solution is right for you is to talk to the professionals — AAA Heating & Air Conditioning only hires highly skilled technicians who can give you an accurate report on your home’s unique air quality needs.
Schedule your complete home air quality assessment — contact us online or call today.
Mold Remediation
Mold introduces irritants and allergens to your air, causing eye irritation, allergic rhinitis, and rashes. If you have a weakened immune system, it can even lead to severe infection, so it’s crucial to address the problem thoroughly.
Mold remediation works by removing and disposing of mold before disinfecting your possessions. Once that stage has been completed, your specialist will perform a post-remediation inspection to ensure that the remediation was correctly done.
Your remediation will also include airborne spore control, plumbing repairs, and encapsulation of affected surfaces.
We handle mold inspection, remediation, and testing. This process should reduce your respiratory symptoms and allergies while preventing property damage. A dehumidifier will support the long-term effects of balanced humidity and reduce mold growth in the years to come.
Worried about mold in your home? Contact us for mold remediation services in Kent, Auburn, Puyallup, and Federal Way.
Humidifier & Dehumidifier Frequently Asked Questions
What are humidifiers good for?
Humidifiers can help with dry skin and even with allergies and cold symptoms like a runny nose or scratchy throat. Humid air also helps you feel warmer in the winter, which can help you save on energy costs.
How do I know if I need a whole-house dehumidifier?
The best way to know if you need a whole-home solution is to consult professionals for a home assessment. Before you call, look for signs of excess moisture: water spots on the walls, water on the inside of your windows, or mold.
Can a portable dehumidifier work for a whole house?
Portable dehumidifiers are a great solution for short-term use, such as cleaning up after a flood. They require a fair amount of manual maintenance, making them less than ideal for long-term use, especially for an entire house.
How do humidifiers and dehumidifiers help with my allergies?
Low humidity allows allergens to become airborne. It also dries your nasal passages and skin while introducing toxins into your lungs. Humidifiers weigh down allergens and keep them on the ground, but you can have too much of a good thing.
Humidity levels of over 50% encourage mold growth and dust mites, which are both highly allergenic, so the proper dehumidifier solution will keep you at healthy humidity levels year-round.
How can I tell if I have a mold problem?
Mold and mildew produce a distinctive scent, but you can also see the signs via spotted clothes and contaminated carpets. Humidity and mold often coexist, so look for signs of dampness. Warped walls and dry rot are also red flags.
You can test signs of mold by passing a diluted bleach swab over your dark spots. If they lighten on contact and darken after cleaning, you probably have mold.
