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Indoor air quality · Humidifiers

Whole-Home Humidifiers in the Twin Cities

Haro Heating & Cooling installs whole-home humidifiers for Twin Cities homes. A whole-home humidifier connects to your heating system and adds moisture to the air throughout the house, instead of one room at a time like a portable unit.

Service is available in English and Spanish.

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Why winter air feels so dry

Cold air holds very little moisture, and heating it makes indoor air feel even drier. In a Minnesota winter that can mean static shocks, a dry-feeling home and rooms that just never feel comfortable, no matter what the thermostat says.

A whole-home humidifier adds moisture to the air your furnace already circulates.

Signs a humidifier may be worth discussing

Dry-feeling air all winter

The house feels dry even at a comfortable temperature.

Static electricity

Frequent static shocks are a familiar winter sign of dry indoor air.

Portable humidifiers that can’t keep up

One room at a time doesn’t solve a whole-house problem.

A furnace that’s already in good shape

Humidifiers work with your heating system, so the system’s condition matters.

What we look at before installing

  • Compatibility with your existing furnace and ductwork
  • Where the humidifier can be installed
  • Water supply and drain requirements
  • Ongoing maintenance you’ll need to plan for
  • Controls and how you’ll set humidity levels

Minnesota considerations

Minnesota winters: balance matters

More humidity isn’t always better. When it’s very cold outside, too much moisture indoors can show up as condensation on windows. Humidity settings should be adjusted to the weather, and we explain how to do that.

This page doesn’t make health claims about humidifiers. If you have a health concern, please talk with your doctor.

Frequently asked questions

Do you install whole-home humidifiers?

Yes. Haro Heating & Cooling installs whole-home humidifiers in Twin Cities homes. Call 612-520-1623.

How is a whole-home humidifier different from a portable one?

A whole-home humidifier connects to your heating system and adds moisture throughout the house. A portable unit works in one room.

Will a humidifier work with my furnace?

In many cases, yes, but compatibility depends on your equipment and ductwork. We check your setup first.

Can a humidifier cause problems?

Too much indoor humidity in cold weather can lead to window condensation. Settings should be adjusted for outdoor temperature.

Serving the Twin Cities metro

Based in the Twin Cities and serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding communities.

  • Brooklyn Park
  • Maple Grove
  • Plymouth
  • Minnetonka
  • Edina
  • Bloomington
  • Eden Prairie
  • Richfield
  • Roseville
  • Woodbury
  • Eagan
  • Burnsville
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Why Haro Heating & Cooling

What you can count on when you call

  • Haro Heating & Cooling provides residential heating and cooling services throughout the Twin Cities metro area.
  • Haro Heating & Cooling is bonded and insured. Mechanical Bond: MB-100659.
  • Emergency HVAC service is available.
  • Service is available in English and Spanish.
  • We accept all major credit cards.
  • Customers can call 612-520-1623 for service. There is no contact form; a person answers the phone.

Tired of dry winter air? Call 612-520-1623.

Call 612-520-1623
Call 612-520-1623