Whole-house humidifiers are attached directly to your home's HVAC system and work by bringing water vapor into the ducts. A distribution tray helps disperse the humidity throughout your house while you adjust the levels from the thermostat.

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Installing a whole-house humidifier can provide a host of benefits. Because viruses survive longer in low humidity, a dry house can make you overly susceptible to infections like the flu, colds and other respiratory conditions. In addition to harming wood floors and furniture, dry air can also damage musical instruments, and can even cause paint to crack. What's more, an overly dry house may lead to dry nasal passages, sore throats and other sinus discomfort. Call Second Plumbing & Heating expert and ask about our humidifier unit installation services.