Houston air is humid ten months of the year, and a lot of that moisture ends up inside your house. Sticky rooms, musty closets, and allergy flare-ups are usually an HVAC problem, not a housekeeping problem.
We size and install whole-home dehumidifiers, upgrade filtration, seal leaky ductwork that pulls attic air into your living space, and add UV or ionization where it actually helps. We’ll tell you what will make a difference in your house and what won’t.
Symptoms of poor indoor air
- Indoor humidity above 55% even when the AC runs
- Musty smells or visible mildew near vents
- Dust that comes back a day after cleaning
- Allergy or asthma symptoms that improve when you leave the house
- Condensation on windows or supply registers
Indoor air solutions
- Whole-home dehumidifiers
- Media and HEPA filtration upgrades
- UV germicidal lights
- Duct sealing and insulation
- Fresh-air ventilation
- Smart thermostats with humidity control
Frequently asked questions
Will a bigger AC fix my humidity?
Usually the opposite. An oversized AC cools the air too fast to wring the moisture out. A properly sized system plus a dehumidifier is the fix.
What filter should I use?
A pleated MERV 8 to 11 filter is right for most homes. Higher isn’t always better; too restrictive a filter starves the blower. We’ll check your system’s static pressure and recommend the right one.