Licensed HVAC Contractor  |  Palm Beach County, FL  |  Since 1996

Whole-Home Dehumidifiers. Cold Is Not Dry.

Integrated humidity control across Palm Beach County. If your house is cool and still feels clammy, the thermostat cannot fix it — because temperature and moisture are two different problems.

Licensed, Insured & Code-Compliant  •  License #CAC057209  •  Sized To The Moisture Load  •  Residential & Commercial

45–55%The Range Worth Holding
IndependentHumidity Without Overcooling
Whole PropertyNot One Room At A Time
CAC057209Licensed & Insured
Measured Before RecommendedHumidity gets read in the actual rooms over time. A number beats a feeling, and it tells us whether this is the right fix at all.
Sizing Might Be The CauseAn oversized air conditioner short cycles and never dehumidifies. If that is what is happening, a dehumidifier treats the symptom.
Drainage PlannedThese units produce condensate continuously. Where that water goes is part of the design, not an afterthought on the day.

The Principle

Two Problems, One Thermostat

Advanced Cooling and Heating is a licensed Florida HVAC contractor (License #CAC057209), established in 1996 and based in West Palm Beach. Your thermostat measures temperature. Comfort in this climate depends at least as much on moisture, and nothing on the wall is watching that.

An air conditioner removes humidity as a side effect of cooling — moisture condenses on the cold coil while the system runs. That works well when the system runs long enough. In mild weather, or with a system that satisfies the thermostat quickly, it does not run long, and the moisture stays.

So you get a house at 74 degrees that still feels heavy, with damp closets and a musty edge to the air. Lowering the thermostat is the instinctive response and it is the expensive one: you overcool the whole property to squeeze out moisture the system was never asked to remove.

Target Range45 to 55 percent relative humidity
Above 60 PercentWhere mold risk and that clammy feel begin
What It ChangesComfort at a higher thermostat setting
LicenseFlorida HVAC Contractor #CAC057209
CoveragePalm Beach and Broward counties

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT DEHUMIDIFIER INSTALLATION

Yes. We provide integrated humidity control solutions for residential and light commercial properties across Florida.

Yes. By lowering latent load and reducing excessive runtime, whole-home dehumidifiers can support overall HVAC efficiency and reduce compressor strain.

Air conditioners remove moisture as a byproduct of cooling. In Florida’s climate, short runtime cycles or oversized systems may not reduce indoor humidity sufficiently. A dedicated dehumidifier manages moisture independently of temperature.

Maintaining indoor humidity between 45 and 55 percent reduces the conditions that allow mold growth. While no system eliminates all microbial risk, controlled humidity significantly lowers moisture-related growth potential.

No. Dehumidifiers work alongside the AC system to reduce indoor humidity without overcooling. This improves comfort and can reduce excessive runtime.

GET FAST, PROFESSIONAL HVAC SERVICES FROM LICENSED LOCAL EXPERTS

From emergency AC repairs and refrigerant leak detection to full HVAC system replacement, ductwork installation, heat pump service, and indoor air quality solutions, our HVAC technicians are ready to respond.

If you are experiencing no cooling, system failure, electrical issues, or AC leaks, call now for priority dispatch at 561-697-4247.

The Symptoms

Signs It Is Moisture, Not Temperature

These all point at humidity rather than cooling capacity. If the house is cold and these persist, adding more cooling will not help.

  • Air feels heavy or sticky even when the room is cool
  • Musty smell in closets, storage rooms or the laundry
  • Condensation on windows, vents or toilet tanks
  • Doors and drawers sticking in their frames
  • Mildew appearing on grout, blinds or leather
  • Wood floors cupping or trim separating
  • Turning the thermostat down is the only thing that helps

Buy A Hygrometer First

They cost very little and settle the question. Leave one in the room that bothers you and read it over a few days.

Consistently above 60 percent means there is a real moisture problem worth addressing. Sitting in the fifties means the discomfort is coming from something else, and we would rather you knew that before spending.

Talk It Through

The Installation

What Fitting One Involves

A whole-home dehumidifier is ducted equipment with a drain and a power supply. Each of those is a decision, and each one gets made badly often enough to be worth naming.

Moisture Load Worked Out

Sized to the property's actual moisture load rather than its square footage, which are not the same number.

Ducting Decided

Tied into the return, into the supply, or ducted independently — each suits a different layout and a different complaint.

Airflow Checked

Added to the duct system, it adds resistance. Static pressure measured so the air conditioning is not compromised to fix the humidity.

Condensate Routed

These run for long periods and produce water throughout. Drainage planned to a proper termination, with overflow protection.

Electrical Verified

Dedicated supply confirmed at the panel rather than sharing a circuit that cannot carry it.

Control Set Up

Humidistat sited where it reads the space honestly, and configured so cooling and dehumidification cooperate instead of fighting.

Mildew Appearing Indoors?

That is worth acting on rather than cleaning repeatedly. Persistent surface mildew means humidity has been high for a while, and the longer it runs the more it costs in materials and finishes.

Call Now: (561) 697-4247

Licensed • Insured • Code-Compliant • Since 1996

Comfortable Without Freezing The House.

Book an assessment and we will measure what the humidity actually is, work out whether the cause is moisture or system sizing, and recommend accordingly — including telling you if you do not need this.

Whole-Home Dehumidifier Installation Palm Beach County Florida  |  HVAC-Integrated Humidity Control  |  Residential & Commercial  |  Licensed HVAC Contractor #CAC057209