No more
dry winter air.
Heating pulls moisture out of your home all winter, leaving air that feels tight on your skin, wakes you up at night, and dries out wood floors and furniture. Explore a whole-home humidifier that works alongside your heating system to keep indoor humidity where it belongs.
Explore air quality servicesRelieve dry air and feel more comfortable all winter.
Austin summers are humid, but when winter arrives and your heating system kicks on, the air indoors can turn dry fast. Dry air can leave you with itchy skin, scratchy throats, static shocks, and nosebleeds, and it can even damage your home. A whole-home humidifier from Evergreen Heating and Air adds the right amount of moisture to the air throughout your house, automatically.
Signs your home air is too dry
- Dry, itchy skin and chapped lips
- Scratchy throat, dry sinuses, or frequent nosebleeds
- Static electricity shocks
- Worsening allergy or asthma symptoms
- Cracking wood floors, furniture, or trim
- Gaps forming in hardwood flooring or woodwork
- Houseplants drying out
- Rooms that feel cold even when the thermostat is set high
For most homes, the ideal indoor humidity level is between 30 and 50 percent.
Benefits of a whole-home humidifier
- Better comfort. Properly humidified air feels warmer, so you may be comfortable at a lower thermostat setting.
- Improved health. Balanced humidity helps ease dry skin, irritated airways, and sinus discomfort.
- Protection for your home. Moisture helps prevent shrinking and cracking in wood floors, cabinets, and musical instruments.
- Fewer static shocks. No more zaps from the doorknob or your sweater.
- Convenience. Unlike portable units, a whole-home system works with your heating system, has no tanks to refill, and conditions every room.
Humidifier types we install
- Bypass humidifiers Use warm air from your furnace to evaporate water. They are efficient and low maintenance.
- Fan-powered humidifiers Deliver higher output for larger or drier homes.
- Steam humidifiers Produce moisture quickly and precisely, and work well in larger homes.
- Smart humidistat controls Monitor humidity and adjust output automatically.
We’ll recommend the right type based on your home’s size, your heating system, and your comfort goals.
Installation, replacement, and care.
- New humidifier installation
- Replacement of old or failing units
- Water panel and pad replacement
- Repairs and troubleshooting
- Annual cleaning and maintenance
- Humidistat and control upgrades
How it works
- 1
Consultation
We discuss your concerns and test your home’s humidity levels.
- 2
Recommendation
We select the right system and give you an upfront quote.
- 3
Installation
Our technicians connect the humidifier to your heating system, water line, and drain, and set up the controls.
- 4
Testing and walkthrough
We check for proper operation and show you how to adjust and maintain it.
Comfortable air, without the guesswork.
- Licensed, insured, and experienced technicians
- Clear recommendations without pressure
- Upfront, written pricing
- Workmanship warranty
- Maintenance plans to keep your system working
Good questions, straight answers.
Will a humidifier cause mold or moisture damage?
Not when it’s sized correctly and set to the right humidity level. Our controls help keep moisture in the safe range.
How often does a humidifier need maintenance?
We recommend an annual service, including replacing the water panel, so it runs cleanly and efficiently.
Do I need a humidifier in Austin?
Many homeowners notice dry air during winter heating season. We can test your home’s humidity and tell you honestly whether a humidifier will make a difference.
Ready to breathe easier at home?
Call (512) 894-3849 or send us a message and we’ll test your home’s humidity and recommend a system that fits.