Whole-House Humidifiers

Do you tend to cough, sneeze, or wheeze a lot in your Oregon home? If so, you might want to consider installing a whole-house humidifier.

Running your furnace and sealing shut your windows all winter keeps everyone warm, but it also creates low humidity levels inside your home. The dry air can wreak havoc on your health and your furniture.

At Diversified Heating & Cooling, you will find a quality selection of whole-house humidifiers and other indoor air quality products designed for your comfort. Our family-owned business takes great pride in creating a healthy environment for homes and businesses in Central Oregon. We believe in redefining comfort.

The Dangers of Low Humidity

The ideal indoor humidity range is no higher than 50 percent. You can purchase a relatively inexpensive instrument called a hygrometer to measure the humidity level in your home. Or you can try this simple test: fill a glass with water and add some ice cubes. If there is no condensation on the outside of the glass after a few minutes, the humidity level in your home probably is low.

Your biggest risk with low-humidity levels is picking up a virus. Dry air is a natural breeding ground for the flu bug. Dry air causes your skin to crack and dries up your nasal passages, leading to scratchy throats, stuffy noses, and irritating coughs.

Over time, the dry air can negatively affect your home as well by warping and splitting your wood furniture and floorboards. If left unchecked, it can even compromise your home’s wooden support structures. Dry air also will dry out caulk or glue, creating gaps around your doors and windows. A drafty home is harder to heat in the winter, leading to higher utility bills.

Our solution is a whole-house humidifier that adds moisture to the air, restoring proper humidity levels and improving your indoor air quality. These energy-efficient systems integrate with your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment to provide comfort throughout your entire home.

Installing Your Whole-House Humidifier

You can count on our friendly and courteous professionals at Diversified Heating & Cooling to choose and install the best whole-house humidifier system for your home. We take into account your personal needs and lifestyle, along with the square footage and layout of your home. Once your new system is operating, your humidity levels and overall indoor air quality will quickly improve.

Repairing Your Humidifier System

If you think there is an issue with your humidifier, call us. It could be a strange noise or perhaps your humidity levels feel off. Our repair experts receive ongoing training to stay up with the latest trends and technology in the HVAC industry. We know how to fix all makes and models of humidifiers and provide upfront reliable estimates so there are no hidden surprises.

Our professionals never replace a part unless it is necessary or we can demonstrate cost savings for you. We also offer 24/7 repair services so we can be there right when you need us. Our team at Diversified works extremely hard to keep our customers happy—and it shows with our five-star Google rating!

Maintaining Your Humidifier

Your HVAC equipment needs a routine maintenance plan—and that includes your whole-house humidifier. Clean the filters and schedule annual service calls. You not only enjoy cost savings from better-performing equipment but also minimize the chance of a costly repair.

Ask about our preventative maintenance packages that offset the cost of inspections, tune-ups, repairs, and other services. These plans are tailor-made for your budget and lifestyle, offering assurances that you have a trusted partner watching over your HVAC equipment.

Call Us to Discuss Whole-House Humidifiers

With our long winters here in Oregon, purchasing a whole-house humidifier adds value to your home. At Diversified Heating & Cooling, we offer practical solutions to improve your indoor air quality. Call 541-323-1840 or request service online today to learn more about whole-house humidifier systems and how they can add comfort to your Bend, OR, home.