Harker Heights Humidifier Services

Helping Homeowners with Humidifier Installation Since 1997

Humidity is a critical—but often overlooked—aspect of indoor air quality. The right level of humidity in your home can make a significant difference in your comfort and well-being. When the air in your home is too dry, it can lead to various issues, from dry skin and respiratory problems to damage to your home's structure and belongings. A whole-home humidifier can be an effective solution to combat these problems.

For over a quarter of a century, Kane Heating and Air Conditioning has been helping homeowners in the Harker Heights area with humidifier installation and maintenance. We know how to assess whether a whole-home humidifier could improve your living environment and provide you with humidifier installation and maintenance services you can trust.

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To determine if your home needs a whole-home humidifier or to begin installation, call our humidifier team at (254) 326-3669 or contact us online today. We are open 7 days a week and don’t charge extra on the weekend.

How Can I Tell if My Home Needs a Humidifier?

Here are a few tips to help you determine if the humidity level in your home is too low and you need to install a humidifier:

• Dry skin and hair: One of the most obvious indicators of low humidity is the dryness of your skin and hair. Dry air can strip the moisture from your skin, leading to itching, flaking, and even worsening conditions such as eczema. It can also make your hair feel lifeless and brittle.
• Static electricity: If you experience static shocks when touching objects in your home, the air is likely too dry. This phenomenon is annoying and can also be a sign that your home's air is not conductive enough to dissipate static electricity, which can cause damage to sensitive electronics.
• Lingering illness symptoms: Persistent dry air can worsen cold and flu symptoms, making recovery seem to drag on. If you or your family members seem to be under the weather more often than not, it might be due to the dry air in your home.
• Cracking wood and paint: Low humidity levels can cause wood in your home, such as flooring and furniture, to shrink and crack. Similarly, paint and wallpaper may start to peel or crack in an environment with insufficient moisture.
• Uncomfortable indoor temperatures: An area of your home that feels colder than normal can be a humidity issue. Dry air can make your home feel cooler, requiring you to turn up the heat unnecessarily, which will likely raise your energy costs.

If you notice any telltale signs of low humidity, it's worth considering a whole-home humidifier as a long-term solution.