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Whole-House Dehumidifiers in Deltona, DeLand, and DeBary, FL

Serving West Volusia County, FL

According to the American Lung Association, most homeowners today struggle with poor indoor air quality. This issue can be traced directly to our need for energy-efficient homes to minimize the effects of high energy costs. 

Unfortunately, making homes better-sealed and more energy-efficient also reduces the naturally occurring exchange of indoor and outdoor air. Fresh outside air stays out, while air pollutants and excessive humidity can stagnate the indoor air quality over time.

Worried about the humidity in your home? Contact us to schedule a consultation with your local HVAC contractors in West Volusia today. 

What Are the Top Signs of High Humidity?

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You may have a humidity problem in your home if you notice these signs:

  • Poor indoor air quality
  • Feeling sticky or damp
  • Stains on walls and ceilings
  • Condensation on windows and other cold surfaces
  • Cupped wood flooring
  • Bacteria, mold, or mildew growth
  • A musty odor in the crawl space or your entire home

Some sources of humidity in homes include:

  • Cooking
  • People consistently adding moisture to their environment through breathing and perspiration
  • Bathing and showering
  • Infiltration of outside air through cracks in flooring, electrical outlets, and windows

Many homeowners who are concerned with excess moisture in their homes purchase portable, single-room dehumidifiers. However, portable units impact only a portion of the room or area in which they operate and can be difficult to maintain.

Interested in installing a dehumidification system? Contact us online to learn more about Honeywell whole-house dehumidification systems today.

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What Are the Cons of Portable Dehumidifiers?

When considering a whole-house dehumidifier, Honeywell manufactures top-of-the-line solutions to improve your home comfort. If you’ve struggled in Florida to keep your home cool and comfortable, a portable dehumidifier may not be enough to resolve the issue.

Although portable humidifiers can help put off humidity problems, you may want to consider these drawbacks of portable dehumidifiers:

  • Take up valuable space
  • Can freeze up due to lack of airflow
  • Require a drain pan to be emptied
  • Can be noisy or disruptive

If you’re considering replacing your portable dehumidifier with a more reliable system, contact us today. Our HVAC contractors can conduct a walk-through of your home to determine what’s causing high humidity and provide you with a reliable solution.

Need a portable dehumidifier for the whole house? Speak with our experts today to learn which solution is best for you.

How To Dehumidify Your Home the Right Way

What homeowners don’t know is that whole-house dehumidifiers are more effective and can be less expensive than installing multiple single-room units. Whole-house dehumidifying solutions are also virtually invisible, so you can focus more on your comfort indoors, without having to deal with portable alternatives.

Honeywell whole-house dehumidifiers are installed on central HVAC systems so treated air is distributed to all rooms. When combined with your current HVAC system, they help improve your indoor air quality by removing excess moisture from the air.

Learn more about how installing a whole-house dehumidifier can resolve your humidity problems by contacting our local HVAC contractors in West Volusia.

How Whole-House Dehumidification Works

Honeywell’s whole-house dehumidifier, the DH90, can be installed in virtually any application: ducted with central HVAC equipment, stand-alone in a crawl space or basement, or ducted to remove moisture within a single room or zone.

Once installed, a whole-house dehumidifier automatically senses excess moisture and lowers humidity levels by removing moisture throughout the entire home.

Basement or Crawl Space Installation of Whole-Home Dehumidifiers. Diagram of how the system attaches to a home's HVAC.

Attic Installation of Whole-Home Dehumidifiers. Diagram of how the system is set up in the attic.

Dehumidification Protects While You’re Away

Whole-house dehumidifiers are the best way to protect vacation properties while the owners are away. When occupied, the thermostat may be set at a high temperature, keeping the AC from running and resulting in higher humidity.

The whole-house dehumidifier operates independently from the temperature setting, keeping humidity levels under control even with high temperatures in the home.

Protect your vacation property from excessive humidity with a whole-house dehumidification system. Contact us online to learn more today.

Why Honeywell Dehumidification?

See the Benefits of a Whole-House Dehumidifier From Honeywell

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The secret is in the core: The heat recovery core of the DH90 acts much like heat recovery ventilation (HRV), moving the air temperatures from one air stream to another.

Cooler air removes more moisture: After the initial air stream is cooled by moving through the evaporator, it runs through the core and pre-cools the new incoming air. The air temperature of the new incoming air is much cooler before hitting the evaporator, removing more moisture with less energy.

Our Service Area

Jacob Heating & Air Conditioning is your local HVAC company in West Volusia, Florida. Give us a call if you need HVAC or dehumidification services in the areas of Astor, DeLand, DeLeon Springs, DeBary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Orange City, and Pierson, Florida.

Contact us online to learn more about Honeywell whole-house dehumidifiers for your West Volusia home. Our in-home analysis and comprehensive price quotes are free.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a whole-house dehumidifier work?

Whole-house dehumidifiers are integrated into your home’s heating and cooling system. They work by automatically sensing humidity levels and removing moisture from the air throughout the entire house. The system operates independently of your home’s thermostat settings, ensuring optimal humidity levels regardless of temperature adjustments.

How do I know if I have a humidity problem in my home?

Signs of excessive humidity include a persistent musty odor, condensation on windows, damp or sticky feelings in the air, visible mold spots, and cupping on wood floors. These are signs that the moisture levels in your home are higher than they should be, potentially leading to comfort issues and health concerns.

What are the benefits of installing a Honeywell whole-house dehumidifier?

Honeywell whole-house dehumidifiers are energy-efficient and designed to remove more moisture with less energy compared to portable units. They operate quietly and are out of sight, contributing to a more comfortable and healthier indoor environment. They also protect your home from mold, mildew, and other moisture-related damage, which is especially important for vacation properties that sit empty part of the year.

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