Humidity and Indoor Air Quality

Your home’s relative humidity has a significant effect on your indoor air quality. Different problems may occur depending on whether there’s too much or too little moisture. If your home is too humid, you may have trouble with foggy windows, organic growth, and dust mite allergens. If the air is too dry, you may experience respiratory discomfort among other issues.

To maintain a healthy indoor environment, we strive to keep the relative humidity between 40 and 50 percent. If you find that your home is too dry in the winter, we can install an air humidifier that releases precise amounts of water vapor. These products are ideal for balancing your home’s relative humidity throughout the year.