Dehumidifier Products

Manage Humidity for Healthier Air at Home

In seasons when your AC isn't running as often, a dehumidifier reduces humidity in the home. Keeping the house moist and dry with a dehumidifier can help reduce dust mites and mold growth.

With a reliable dehumidifier, you shouldn't have to do anything to maintain the comfort level once it has been reached.

With A Healthy Climate® and AprilAire whole-home dehumidifiers, John H Coleman Co. ensures the air in your home is properly conditioned.

• Energy Efficient
• Reduce Allergens
• Prevent Mold and Mildew Growth

How to use one effectively?

Typically, they are installed in the duct system and run with your central heating and cooling system. Additionally, they can be installed independently in basements and crawl spaces.

Get the right products for your specific needs from John H. Coleman Co. Our dedicated technicians will go the extra mile to ensure you're satisfied with the results!

Do dehumidifiers help air conditioners?

A dehumidifier helps your home to feel cooler. As a result, you won't need to run your air conditioner as much, or you can set the thermostat at a higher temperature. This helps your AC system to run more efficiently, resulting in both energy and monetary savings for you.

Can you add a dehumidifier to existing HVAC system?

Replace your current AC or heat pump with one that is properly sized. In very humid climates and weather, that still might not be enough. Install a whole-house dehumidifier to complement your central AC. If your AC is getting old, replace the entire system with one that includes a dehumidifier.

Will a dehumidifier save money with central air?

(A central AC averages 220 volts, while a dehumidifier averages 100 volts.) If you can reduce your air conditioning use by only an hour a day because of the action of a dehumidifier, you will save around $20 a day… and you will probably manage to reduce your use much farther.

How do I know I need a dehumidifier?

6 Telltale Signs You Need a Dehumidifier

1. Window and door condensation. Take a look at your glass windows—do they look like mirrors?
2. Mold spots on ceilings and wall corners.
3. Musty odor.
4. Recurring water runoff dampness in springtime.
5. Blistering paint or peeling wallpaper.
6. Creaky doors, cabinets, windows or floors.