Lennox humidifiers and dehumidifiers in York, Pennsylvania, help your space feel more comfortable at an energy-focused setting.
When you envision a humidifier or dehumidifier, you might think of lugging a portable model from room to room (and spilling water as you go). Lennox whole-home solutions erase all of those irritations, because they match with your HVAC system.
During the cold days, Lennox humidifiers let you avoid dry air in your home. This helps relieve chapped skin and respiratory issues. Since properly humidified air seems more comfortable, you can set your thermostat lower and save more on heating expenses.
In the summer, a whole-home dehumidifier sucks liquid from the air. This makes your space appear less muggy and hot while discouraging mold and mildew production.
Even when there’s increased humidity in the air outside, dehumidified air can help your home seem cooler. And allow you to hold your thermostat higher. Placing it only two degrees hotter can create a substantial difference and save you up to 5–7% on your cooling costs.
If you don’t currently have a Lennox furnace or air conditioner, don’t worry. Select humidity control systems can work with any brand or model. Contact the Strine's heating and cooling experts at 717-383-4479 as soon as possible. We’ll help you choose the right system for your space.
Dehumidifier vs. Humidifier—Which One to Select for Your Home
With numerous types of humidifiers and dehumidifiers to choose from, it can be difficult knowing what’s right for your requirements. Here’s how you can identify if you need to add or remove moisture from your home’s air.
Eight Signals You Should Install a Dehumidifier
You might have surplus moisture in your house if you have any of the following problems:
- Routinely damp areas in your home
- Musty odor
- Peeling or cracking paint
- Condensation marks on your ceiling
- Moist or sweaty sensation in the air
- Ice or condensation on the windows
- Flaking wallpaper
- Changing your thermostat or turning on the air conditioner frequently to feel more comfortable
Nine Signals You Should Get a Humidifier
Low humidity areas are regularly described as being an optimal place to live, but they also have their downsides. Winter in any climate can also make for issues indoors. Excess dry air can result in:
- Respiratory illnesses
- Sore throat or extreme coughing
- Dry, irritated nasal passages
- Dry, itching skin
- Dry lips
- Static shock
- Peeling or cracked wallpaper
- Distorted or cracked wood
- Damage to household furnishings
Make Your House More Comfortable with Humidity Control
Whole-home humidity control can make you feel more comfortable and may even help decrease your energy bills. Call us at 717-383-4479 or contact us online to learn more.
