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Indoor Air Quality

Whole-Home Dehumidifiers

Take the damp, musty feel out of the house and protect it from mold.

Kentucky summers are humid, and an air conditioner can't always pull enough moisture out, especially in basements and homes over crawlspaces. A house that feels clammy at 72 degrees has a humidity problem.

A whole-home dehumidifier works with your system to keep humidity in a comfortable range in every room, without emptying buckets.

We serve homes and businesses in Olive Hill and within 35 miles, including Grayson, Morehead, Ashland and Vanceburg.

Signs you need dehumidifiers

  • House feels sticky even with the AC on
  • Musty smell in the basement or whole house
  • Condensation on windows
  • Mold or mildew spots
  • Running a portable dehumidifier all summer
How it works

What to expect

  1. Measure humidity

    Check humidity levels and where the moisture is coming from.

  2. Size the unit

    Pick a dehumidifier for the size of the home.

  3. Install

    Connected to your ductwork and a drain.

  4. Set it

    Set the humidity target and show you the controls.

Questions

Dehumidifiers FAQ

Why is my house humid when the AC is running?

An oversized AC cools the house quickly and shuts off before it removes much moisture. Crawlspaces and basements also add moisture. A whole-home dehumidifier handles humidity separately.

Can a dehumidifier lower my power bill?

Drier air feels cooler, so many people can set the thermostat a little higher and stay comfortable.

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