What you’re noticing at home
Winter comfort is about more than turning up the heat.
Dry skin, a scratchy nose or throat, and static shocks can accompany dry indoor air. Check humidity before adding moisture; symptoms alone cannot tell you what your home needs.
Start my AirMapA thoughtful scope
What we look at.
What we can do.
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Review temperature and humidity trends, drafts and winter operating habits.
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Consider appropriate air sealing and ventilation settings before specifying humidity equipment.
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When justified, quote compatible humidification with seasonal controls and a clear cleaning and maintenance plan.
Equipment, quantities, access and price are agreed in your written proposal before work begins.
Will HEPA filtration add moisture to the air?
No. A particle filter does not humidify the home. Humidity management is a separate part of the plan.
What humidity should I aim for?
EPA advises not exceeding 50% relative humidity when using a humidifier. Reduce the setting or use if condensation appears on windows or walls; cold weather can require a lower setting. Follow the equipment’s care instructions.
Is a whole-home humidifier included in every package?
No. It must fit the findings, equipment and maintenance needs, and is separately itemized in your written proposal.
Your next step
Your home has a story. Let’s start with the air.
A focused visit. A week of useful observations. A clear plan for what comes next.