Is your home’s humidifier system not working correctly? Not only does Spring’s Servicing & Heating install new systems, but we’re also just one call away when you need repairs or maintenance. Having optimal humidity in your home is crucial to your overall well-being, but excessive dryness can damage the wood inside your home. As professionals who have repaired humidifiers for decades, we know the importance of returning your humidity to how you like it. Our qualified maintenance team can take care of all your humidifier repair needs.
If you’re noticing signs your humidifier isn’t working as it should, it might be time to call in the professionals. Keeping up on regular cleaning, maintenance and filter changes will keep your humidifier working optimally, but sometimes it needs a professional touch.
A drop in mist output signals it’s time to check your humidifier’s filter or heating element for issues.
If your humidifier starts making odd or loud noises, it may indicate a malfunctioning fan or motor needing attention.
Water leaks or pooling around your humidifier suggest seal or tank damage, requiring immediate repair to prevent water damage.
Are you noticing that your humidifier isn’t improving air moisture? It could be due to clogged filters or aging parts that need a tune-up.
A drop in mist output signals it’s time to check your humidifier’s filter or heating element for issues.
If your humidifier starts making odd or loud noises, it may indicate a malfunctioning fan or motor needing attention.
Water leaks or pooling around your humidifier suggest seal or tank damage, requiring immediate repair to prevent water damage.
Are you noticing that your humidifier isn’t improving air moisture? It could be due to clogged filters or aging parts that need a tune-up.
When your humidifier isn’t working as it should, it might be time to consider repair or replacement. Common signs it’s time to repair your humidifier include:
The Honeywell Home Bypass Humidifier delivers comfort throughout your home by using your central heating and cooling system. With a versatile design and easy-access pads, this humidifier helps manage your indoor humidity to create an enjoyable environment.
The Honeywell Home Whole-Home Bypass Humidifier has built-in water saving technology that uses significantly less water than a standard model humidifier.
The HE400A Whole House Humidifier replenishes moisture throughout the entire home to help protect wood floors and furniture from drying and cracking and can reduce static electricity to help keep your home more comfortable.
The Honeywell Home Bypass Humidifier delivers comfort throughout your home by using your central heating and cooling system. With a versatile design and easy-access pads, this humidifier helps manage your indoor humidity to create an enjoyable environment.
The Honeywell Home Whole-Home Bypass Humidifier has built-in water saving technology that uses significantly less water than a standard model humidifier.
The HE400A Whole House Humidifier replenishes moisture throughout the entire home to help protect wood floors and furniture from drying and cracking and can reduce static electricity to help keep your home more comfortable.
Without frequent cleaning, your humidifier’s parts (which come in contact with water) can produce mould and germ growth. This outcome can result in a dirty humidifier which can cause issues for those with asthma and allergies. However, even healthy people can develop lung infections or flu-like symptoms from a dirty humidifier.
Based on factors such as how well its maintenance and water quality, a humidifier’s lifespan can be between 10-15 years.
You should clean your humidifier once every couple of weeks to help prevent residue accumulation. All that’s required to clean the unit are scrub cloths, a brush and a mineral cleaning solution.
