Control Home Moisture

Most air conditioning units have a condensation-like drip that can cause a moisture buildup in your home. While many people associate this with the grueling, hot summer months, the truth is that this problem can occur year round. With outdoor temperatures consistent with high humidity and even a moderate Fahrenheit measurement, humidity issues can certainly arise indoors.

High humidity is uncomfortable. It can make you feel one of two ways: hot and sticky, or cold and clammy. Not to mention the distinct humid odor. Aside from these un-pleasantries, the humid conditions can actually cause damage to your home, and also to your body. Eye irritations, allergies, headaches and respiratory problems such as asthma. If you've been dealing with some of these humidity problems within your home, you should get in touch with air conditioning repair specialists at Edd Helms. We can help you to map out a dehumidification strategy and strip the moisture from your home, thereby enhancing the quality of your home air.