St. Louis Humidifier Services

Making Your Home’s Air Healthier & More Comfortable

Certain things in life just need to be dry. Warm, cozy socks and crispy potato chips, for instance. Crunchy autumn leaves should be dry, and in many cases, so should humor. However, there are other dry things which can cause quite a lot of discomfort, or even be hazardous to our health. Cold, dry air, particularly the type that comes during certain periods of winter in St. Louis, can cause many problematic issues to our health, such as dry skin, sinus complications, aching throats, and stuffy noses. The parched air also affects the very structure of our houses, creating static electricity and burst wires, and in some cases, even damage to your wooden floors.

If dry air is causing major complications in your life, it is time to immediately start looking for humidifier services in St. Louis. Humidifiers can moisten the air in your home, allowing you (and your house) to take in that sweet, sweet oxygen. For well over 55 years, Martin-Jetco Heating and Air Conditioning has served all of the surrounding areas in St. Louis, providing quality humidifying services. From bypass to steam to power humidifiers, our company installs and maintains all brands and styles of units to best meet your needs.

Call us today (636) 205-1631 to keep your home feeling like sweet St. Louis rather than the Sahara Desert.

Benefits Of A Whole Home Humidifier

Having a whole home humidifier is tremendously helpful to have during those dry winter months. The benefit of this wonderful device is that instead of having a small one room humidifier, you get to experience the humidifier throughout your home. Below we've provided 3 of those benefits you and your household can experience.

• Healthier Skin - 
  If you and someone in your home suffers from eczema or dermatitis, these conditions only worsen during those harsh winter months. By adding moisture to the air in your home, it helps your skin to hold it's natural moisture.
• Better Sleep - 
  Having a dry throat can make things difficult when trying to breathe and even lead to snoring. A snore can interrupt others sleeping or it can even interrupt your sleep! But, with a whole home humidifier, having that moisture in the air can make it easier to breathe while you sleep and reduce any potential snoring.
• Low Equipment Maintenance - 
  Humidifiers come in all different shapes and sizes. The smaller ones will only provide humidity to smaller rooms, however if you wanted to that humidity in other rooms, you'd have to buy several single room humidifiers. Whole home humidifiers are installed in the ducts of your HVAC system and connect directly to your water supply.

Subtle Signals That Your Home in St. Louis Needs a Humidifier

Have you or someone you know ever experienced a bloody nose for no reason? Bloody noses, or “epistaxis,” is caused when low-humidity climates dry out the delicate nasal membrane in your nose, leading to the tiny capillaries to burst and let blood flow. The annual season of bleeding noses is certainly a graphic sign that your house is way too dry. However, there are also a lot of subtler signs, which you might miss if you’re not looking carefully.

It is time to contact our skilled technicians for humidifier services if you notice:

• Dry Hair With Split Ends & Dandruff - 
  Do you constantly struggle with your hair being dry and your scalp suffering from dandruff? It could be that your home's air is too dry. With a whole-home humidifier, you can introduce your home's air to moisture that will allow those unpleasant scalp and hair situations to go away.
• Increased Allergies - 
  If you seem to be suffering with allergies all the time, it could be that your home's air is too dry and doesn't allow for easy breathing. A whole-home humidifier can raise the humidity of your home and make it much easier to breathe.
• Gaps in Flooring - 
  Do your wood floors seem to have gaps in them? Dry air will pull out any moisture it can from wood in your home, this includes your wood flooring. A humidifier can not only benefit your household's health, but also the health of your wood flooring and wood furniture by providing added moisture to your home.