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Understanding Humidity: Improve Your Indoor Air Quality Today

By Nicholas Petrus · July 11, 2022

Moisture can build up in your home thanks to the humidity caused by showers, baths, washing machines and other appliances, not to mention running your AC on hot summer days.

If you have too much moisture in your home, it’s uncomfortable and it can make it hard to breathe, especially for people with asthma or other breathing difficulties. It's also easier for mold and mildew to thrive in areas with high humidity.

Combat humidity with a whole-home dehumidifier

Dehumidifiers are the ultimate weapon against excess moisture.

You know you need a whole-home dehumidifier if:

  • Windows have condensation
  • Mold or mildew is visible near vents or window frames and gaskets
  • The room feels unpleasant and stuffy even with the AC on
  • Moist or wet stains are present on walls, ceilings, or floors
  • There is a musty odor present, especially in the basement

Installing a whole-home dehumidifier will make your home more comfortable, reduce cooling costs, alleviate allergy symptoms, minimize the risks of mold or mildew growth, and protect your home and furnishings.

Give us a call and we can discuss your options! Contact the expert team at Nichols & Phipps by calling (703) 670-8519 and mention the coupon below.

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Nicholas Petrus

Nicholas Petrus is Chief Operating Officer at Nichols & Phipps and a licensed Master Plumber, Master HVAC Technician, and Master Gas Fitter with a B.S. in Accounting from the University of Delaware. He writes about the plumbing, heating, and cooling problems Northern Virginia homeowners actually call about, what's worth repairing, what's worth replacing, and how to tell the difference before it turns into an emergency.