The home feels uncomfortably dry
Dry skin, static electricity and an overly dry indoor feel can be signs that indoor humidity is running low.
A whole-home humidifier adds moisture through the HVAC system automatically, helping maintain a more comfortable indoor humidity level without filling portable tanks room by room.
Dry skin, static electricity and an overly dry indoor feel can be signs that indoor humidity is running low.
Very dry indoor conditions can be hard on wood flooring, furniture and trim. Controlled humidity can help reduce that stress.
Whole-home systems connect to the water supply and HVAC system, eliminating the constant refill-and-clean routine of room units.
A straightforward whole-home option that uses the HVAC airflow path and works with many furnace configurations.
A higher-output option with automatic control for homes that need more moisture capacity.
Trane's highest-capacity option, able to operate independently of a heating call and support a wider range of home sizes.
Manufacturer capacities are Trane published specifications. Proper selection depends on home construction, climate, ductwork, water quality and the actual indoor humidity target.
Phoenix is dry, but that does not mean every home needs the same humidifier. Air Army can measure indoor conditions, review the home's size and HVAC layout, and recommend bypass, fan-powered, steam — or no humidifier at all.
See the $199 IAQ TestConnected to the home's water supply and HVAC system so there is no tank to refill every day.
Lower upfront cost, but requires regular refilling and cleaning and does not control the entire house.
We'll confirm which type makes sense for your home before recommending equipment.