Commercial Humidifier Repair and Replacement

Although commercial humidifiers are designed for extensive usage, they still require regular maintenance to operate efficiently. Routine maintenance will identify and resolve issues like a damaged power cord, defective thermostat, or other problems. On occasion, a humidifier will continue to run without adding moisture to the space. If the humidifier is newly installed, this may indicate the humidifier is not the right size for the space. It could also indicate a mechanical problem, like a broken fan motor bearing.

If your furnace humidifier is not working, count on the local experts at Aire Serv to diagnose the issue quickly. We use our years of experience to provide the quickest, most effective repairs possible to reduce downtime for your business. We offer 24/7 customer service to ensure you receive the help you need when you need it.

Poor humidity levels in your commercial space aren’t a good thing. Buildings that are too humid can develop mould and water damage. Conversely, a commercial space that is too dry can lower air quality, cause skin irritations, and increase static electricity in the air. Balancing the humidity in your commercial space is the key to protecting your team, customers, and equipment.

We’ll perform a top-to-bottom inspection and maintenance of your humidification system, give you insight into the system’s condition, and make any recommendations to keep it running efficiently all year long. These annual appointments can help improve performance and minimize the risk of emergency repairs.

Between maintenance appointments, it’s important to keep your humidifier filters clean. Depending on the manufacturer’s recommendations, this may require you to occasionally rinse the filter, remove the water tank, and scrub away any deposits.

One of the main perks of a clean humidifier is lower heating costs each winter. Although a humidifier is not designed to warm the room, water vapour tends to hold more heat than dry air. While it might seem indistinguishable, you can feel this heat on your skin.  Lowering your thermostat one degree over an eight-hour period can save up to one percent on your heating bills, which adds up over time.