In short, yes. A first step is conducting an energy audit to determine the energy load for your home. Calculating the load tells the experts at Excel Heating & Cooling how much humidity your house gains through the day & what size home dehumidifier will work best to keep moisture levels under control. This is critical, as most home dehumidifier installation issues stem from an improperly-sized dehumidifier.

Often your old existing ducts can’t handle the airflow cost of a newly installed dehumidifier. Any upgrades to accommodate a new system will likely increase the cost to install a dehumidifier unit, but will ultimately help you avoid costly, high-energy bills & overheated rooms in the future.

Here’s where the load calculation comes into play, as you want to pick the correctly-sized home dehumidifier to install – either too big or too small of a dehumidifier can lead to costly repair or replacement down the road. Call the HVAC professionals at Excel Heating & Cooling, they’ll know the perfect home dehumidifier to install for your home at the lowest cost.