When you entrust Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling for Expert Whole House Humidifier Repair Services, you can rest assured that the job gets done right. Our team of specialists are expertly trained with the skills, tools, and knowledge that is required to accurately repair your whole house humidifier. Our number one priority is to make sure your Greensboro, NC home’s whole house humidifier is repaired correctly and running effortlessly. If you are in need of Expert Whole House Humidifier Repair, you can count on Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling to get the job done as effectively as possible and never begin any work without your approval first. Call us today to get more information, get your questions answered, and schedule an Expert Whole House Humidifier Repair!

Common Repairs for Whole House Humidifiers

If you notice any of the following happening with your Whole House Humidifier System, make sure to call Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling and inquire about our Expert Whole House Humidifier Repair Services as soon as possible:

Power Issues

When your Whole House Humidifier is experiencing power issues, it is usually due to the humidistat. The humidistat senses the humidity levels and communicates to the unit when to power on. If your Whole House Humidifier is experiencing power issues, call Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling for assistance on repairing the humidistat.

Additionally, if your Whole House Humidifier System will not turn off, the valve is probably stuck open. When your system is continuously running that means the water will not stop running either which can become problematic. If your Whole House Humidifier System will not turn on or is having difficulty turning off, you will need to have a certified technician from Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling diagnose and repair the issue.

Leaking

One of the most common issues with Whole House Humidifier Systems is leaking. Many of these systems have a water reservoir and when they become clogged or obstructed, it can cause the reservoir to leak. If your Whole House Humidifier System is leaking in your Greensboro, NC home, call Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling to have it serviced.

Lack of Steam

You can ensure your Whole House Humidifier System is working when producing humidity and steam. If you notice your unit not producing humidity or steam, there is likely a clog in the intake or drain lines or an issue with either the solenoid or humidistat. In either case, you will need to contact Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling to have the issue repaired and restored to normal working condition.

Humidity Issues

Whole House Humidifier Systems rely on an evaporator pad or panel to provide humidity. If you are noticing that your Whole House Humidifier is receiving water but is not providing sufficient humidity for your Greensboro, NC home, then you will need to have Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling come out to fix the panel.


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Yes, your humidifier needs to be cleaned. You should clean your humidifier whenever you change your air filters, which you should change every three to six months. If you are using tap water, it is especially necessary to clean your humidifier to keep your unit functioning.

Like any other HVAC system, your humidifier needs to be serviced. To keep your humidifier in proper working order, you’ll need to have your humidifier professionally serviced by Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling at least once a year. Humidifiers are complex systems that require professional attention. It’s a good idea to have your yearly preventative maintenance done on your humidifier in the fall when you have your HVAC system serviced. Preventative maintenance will help prevent repairs and extend the life of your unit greatly.

When cool outdoor air enters a home it tends to dry out as it warms up, which increases the static electricity in the home and can cause sinus issues. Adding a humidifier will help to add moisture back into the air and limit sinus problems. In the summer, even with outdoor relative humidity hovering around the single digits, the humidity in your home tends to be around 40%. The average comfort range for relative humidity in a home is between 35 to 45%.

Yes, humidifiers can absolutely help with allergies. Humidifiers can help reduce allergy symptoms and improve the health of the mucous membranes of the airway, if properly maintained. If neglected, humidifiers can actually worsen allergy symptoms and even cause other illnesses as bacteria and fungi can grow, which can be dangerous when inhaled and breathed into your lungs. To avoid this, all you have to do is have your humidifier professionally maintained by Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling at least once a year and your humidifier will help with allergies.

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