Whole-Home Dehumidifier Installation & Repair
High humidity makes your home feel warmer and puts it at risk for mold. A whole-home dehumidifier works alongside your HVAC system to pull extra moisture out of the air across every room.
470-430-0330Benefits
- Comfortable humidity levels year-round
- Helps prevent mold and musty odors
- Lets your AC work less hard
- Installation, repair and maintenance
Call 470-430-0330 about a whole-home dehumidifier.
Signs you need a dehumidifier
Clammy air with the AC on
Your AC alone may not be removing enough moisture.
Musty odors
A common sign of mold or mildew growth.
Condensation on windows
Too much moisture in the air.
Turning the AC down to feel dry
That wastes energy—a dehumidifier fixes the real issue.
What to expect
- 1
Measure humidity
We check your indoor humidity levels and system.
- 2
Size the unit
We pick a dehumidifier sized for your home.
- 3
Install
It connects to your HVAC system and drains automatically.
- 4
Set your level
We set the target humidity and show you the controls.
Dehumidifier options
Whole-home units beat portable ones in almost every way.
Whole-home vs. portable
Whole-home units treat every room, drain automatically and run quietly out of sight.
Sized to your home
Units are rated by how much moisture they remove per day.
Repair and maintenance
We also service existing whole-home dehumidifiers.
Florida challenges for whole-home dehumidifiers
Living on the coast is great, but it's tough on heating and cooling equipment. Here's what we keep in mind on every job.
Mold-friendly humidity
Indoor humidity above about 60% invites mold and dust mites. Controlling moisture is the first step to cleaner air.
Closed-up homes
We keep windows shut and the AC running most of the year, so the same indoor air circulates again and again.
Pollen season
Oaks, pines and grasses release heavy pollen, especially in spring. Better filtration keeps more of it out of your lungs.
Ductwork in hot attics
Leaky ducts in attics pull in dust and hot, moist air. Sealing them improves both comfort and air quality.
What affects the cost
We always tell you the price before we start work. These are the main things that affect the cost of a repair.
The part that failed
A capacitor or contactor costs far less than a compressor or coil.
Refrigerant and leaks
Finding and fixing a leak takes more time than a simple top-off, and older refrigerant types cost more.
System age and brand
Parts for older or less common equipment can be harder to find.
Access
Units in tight attics, closets or on rooftops can take longer to work on.
Why homeowners choose Tomco
- Family-run and local, based in Ormond Beach
- Tom has worked in HVAC since 1981
- Licensed Florida contractor, CAC1823894
- Clear pricing before any work starts
- All major brands serviced
Related services
Whole-Home Dehumidifiers near you
We provide whole-home dehumidifiers across Volusia and Flagler counties. Pick your town to learn more about local service.
Save with the Paradise Club maintenance plan →Whole-Home Dehumidifiers FAQs
Doesn't my AC already remove humidity?
It does some, but in Florida's climate it often can't keep up, especially in mild weather when the AC runs less.
Will a dehumidifier lower my energy bill?
It can. Drier air feels cooler, so many people can set the thermostat a little higher.
Is it noisy?
No. Whole-home units are installed with your HVAC equipment, away from living spaces.
Does it need maintenance?
Yes, a filter change and a yearly check keep it working well.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Tomco HVAC is a licensed Florida HVAC contractor (license CAC1823894) and fully insured.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Ormond Beach and serve Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, Port Orange and nearby communities.
Is it worth repairing an older system?
Sometimes. If the system is near the end of its life or needs a costly repair, replacing it may save money. We'll give you honest pricing for both.
Do you offer a maintenance plan?
Yes. Tom's Paradise Club is $220 per year for one system and $90 per year for each additional system.
Request Service
Too hot, too cold, or making a strange noise? Let us know and we'll call you back.
470-430-0330