Live Comfortably in a Drier, Healthier Home
When humidity is under control, your home feels cooler, cleaner, and more comfortable. A whole-home dehumidifier works with your HVAC system to keep indoor moisture at a healthy level throughout the house.
- Reduce allergens, dust mites, and musty odors
- Protect floors, furniture, and finishes from moisture damage
- Quiet, energy-efficient systems sized and installed by local pros since 1978
Too much humidity can lead to allergens, musty odors, and expensive damage to wood floors, furniture, electronics, and even the structure of your home. In many cases, those repairs aren’t fully covered by insurance.
Modern, energy-efficient homes often don’t run the AC long enough to remove excess moisture, and turning the thermostat down to “dry things out” wastes energy. A dedicated whole-home dehumidifier provides consistent, efficient humidity control to protect both your family’s health and your home.
ULTRA AIRE INTEGRATES DIRECTLY WITH THE HVAC SYSTEM TO PROVIDE:
- Fresh air intake/ Outdoor air ventilation
- Superior MERV-13 filtration
- Unmatched Warranty-20 percent longer than any competitor
Reduced Health Risks
Reducing health risks by maximizing healthy air
Dust Mites
Research has found that common household dust mites, which thrive in more humid environments, may be a factor in as many as 80% of asthma, hay fever, and other allergic ailments.
Exposure to house dust containing mite allergens typically causes sneezing, nasal stuffiness, a runny nose, and itchy/watery eyes, but can also trigger asthma attacks.
Allergens
Helps reduce dust, pollen, and other airborne particles that can trigger sneezing, coughing, and irritation.
The Good News
Unlike many big box brands, every Santa Fe and Ultra Aire by Santa Fe dehumidifier boasts superior filtration that’s scientifically proven to eliminate allergens, dust mites, and other problems caused by excess moisture in the air.
Several organizations, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the American Lung Association, and the American Medical Association, recommend installing a dehumidifier in the basement and crawl space to help maintain humidity at 50% or less in your home.
