If you live in Raleigh, you already know how humid things can get. From sticky summers to muggy stretches in spring and fall, excess moisture in your home is a real and ongoing challenge. Too much humidity not only makes your home feel uncomfortable but can also lead to mold growth, damaged belongings, and air quality issues that affect your family’s health. At Degree Above Heating & Air, we help homeowners take control of their indoor environment with professional dehumidifier installation and repair services.

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Deja K
Shawn was very professional and knowledgeable. He explained things in a way that is easy to follow. He was able to fix my heating problem that other previous companies couldn't. I'm extremely grateful
John F.
Excellent communication, on time and very professional. Was able to accommodate very fast and did a stellar job. Will absolutely be the first call I make in the future and will be signing up for a maintenance plan. Thanks Shawn and Jesse, excellent work and really appreciate it!
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Shawn and his crew did an amazing job on our mini-split. Very professional, quick and polite. I can definitely recommend their services for all HVAC work or concerns.
Nariman Zarzar
Jesse came this morning for the annual maintenance check at my husband’s and my home. He was very knowledgeable and professional. We are very pleased with their service and do recommend them.
Lawrence Rollman
He got to me same day (weekend), the circuit board he got from the supplier was bad but he was able to use one off the truck to get it working. Took a lot of extra time of his than expected but he got the heat on. Would definitely recommend. Thank you

Signs Your Home Has Too Much Humidity

Raleigh’s climate falls in a region where high humidity is the norm for much of the year. Your HVAC system helps manage moisture levels, but it cannot always keep up on its own. Watch for these signs that excess humidity may be a problem in your home:

  • You notice a musty or stale smell in certain rooms, especially basements or crawl spaces.
  • Condensation forms on your windows, mirrors, and walls regularly.
  • You can see visible mold or mildew growth on surfaces in your home.
  • Wood floors, doors, or cabinets are warping or feeling soft.
  • Your home feels clammy and uncomfortable even when the air conditioning is running.
  • Family members are experiencing increased allergy symptoms or respiratory irritation indoors.

How Whole Home Dehumidifiers Work

A whole-home dehumidifier connects directly to your existing HVAC system and works alongside it to pull excess moisture from the air before it is circulated through your home. Unlike portable dehumidifiers that only address one room and require frequent emptying, a whole-home unit runs automatically and drains on its own. The result is consistent humidity control throughout every room in your house, year-round, without the hassle of managing a standalone device.

Our Dehumidifier Installation Services

Getting the right dehumidifier for your home starts with understanding your space. At Degree Above Heating & Air, our team takes the time to evaluate your home's square footage, layout, and existing HVAC setup before recommending a solution. We want to make sure you get a system that is properly sized and installed to do the job right. We handle the full installation from start to finish and make sure everything is working correctly before we leave. Financing options are also available if you need flexibility to get your home where it needs to be.

Signs Your Dehumidifier Needs Repair

A dehumidifier that is not working properly can leave your home vulnerable to all the problems excess moisture brings. Here are some signs your unit may need attention:

  • Your home still feels humid even though the dehumidifier appears to be running.
  • The unit is running continuously but not lowering humidity levels.
  • You notice water pooling around the unit or signs of a drainage issue.
  • There is frost or ice buildup on the coils.
  • The system is making unusual noises during operation.

If any of these sound familiar, do not wait. Catching a small repair early can prevent a bigger and more costly problem down the road.

Why Choose Degree Above Heating & Air

We are a local, family-owned business rooted right here in the Raleigh area, which means we understand the specific challenges of managing comfort in this climate. We are not here to sell you something you do not need. We are here to give you honest, upfront information and help you make the best decision for your home. Our team brings real experience to every job, and we stand behind the quality of our work every time. Whether you need a new installation or a repair on an existing system, you can count on us to treat your home like it is our own. Our VIP Maintenance Program is also available to keep your system running at its best season after season.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What humidity level should my home be at in Raleigh?

Most homes are most comfortable at relative humidity levels between 30 and 50 percent. During Raleigh’s warm, humid months, keeping levels between 45 and 50 percent helps prevent mold growth and discomfort.

Modern whole-home dehumidifiers are energy-efficient and can help your air conditioner run more effectively, which may offset any added energy use.

You should have your dehumidifier inspected once a year. Our VIP Maintenance Program makes it easy to stay on top of that without having to think about it.

Yes. Prolonged excess moisture can lead to wood rot, mold growth, and damage to insulation, drywall, and flooring over time.

Yes, we do. If your dehumidifier stops working and you need help right away, give us a call. We will get to you as quickly as we can and make sure your home is protected.

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