How to Control Humidity Indoors

How to Control Humidity Indoors

July 28, 20251 min read

Introduction

As much of the United States has been unbearably hot and humid this year, many people are experiencing issues in their homes they've never seen before, like sweating ductwork, mold and mildew growth, and uncomfortable rooms.

To address these issues and more, my recent interview with HVAC performance expert David Richardson explains why these problems are happening and what you can do about it. 

Some things are easy to fix (and FREE), while others may require a professional's help or further investigation, but this video will help you understand what could be going on and what you can do to improve it!

6 Reasons for Humid Homes

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Key Takeaways

  1. Humidity issues can often be traced back to HVAC settings

  2. Duct leakage can significantly affect indoor air quality, humidity, and comfort

  3. Newer HVAC equipment may not remove moisture as effectively as older models

  4. Proper installation and commissioning of HVAC systems is crucial for performance

  5. Advanced testing may be necessary to diagnose complex humidity problems


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