Winter air that is too dry
Heated winter air in Denver is very dry. A whole-home humidifier adds moisture through the system so the house feels comfortable at the same temperature.
Indoor air quality Denver homes struggle with has two local causes: winter air so dry it cracks skin and woodwork, and wildfire smoke season that pushes fine particles indoors. Whole-home filtration and humidification work with your heating and cooling system to take both on. Call (720) 806-7634 to talk through your home.
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Indoor air quality work means fitting equipment to your heating and cooling system that changes the air itself: a whole-home filter cabinet that captures fine particles, a humidifier that adds moisture in winter, and a UV light that keeps the indoor coil clean. Each one does a specific job, and we match them to what your home actually needs.
Denver's winter indoor humidity often sits between 10 and 30 percent, which dries skin, irritates throats, and shrinks wood floors and trim. In July through October, wildfire smoke can push fine particles into the house through every gap. A portable room filter helps one room; whole-home equipment treats the air the system moves through the whole house.
We fit equipment that works with your system, not against it. Here is what a typical job includes.
We fit a whole-home filter cabinet with a high-efficiency filter that captures fine particles, including smoke particles during wildfire season. We check that your system can move air through it without strain.
We install a humidifier on the ductwork that adds moisture through the heating system, bringing dry winter air toward a comfortable range.
We fit a UV light at the indoor coil, where dampness and darkness let growth build up. It keeps the coil cleaner between visits.
We confirm the ductwork and blower can handle the added equipment, so filtration does not choke airflow and the humidifier does not over-wet the ducts.
We set the humidistat and controls, and walk you through the filter schedule and the humidifier's water panel routine.
We check the equipment on a later visit to confirm it is running as set up and the filter and water panel are in good shape.
We ask what bothers you — dry air, dust, smoke season, odours — and look at the heating and cooling system and ductwork.
We lay out the options — filtration, humidification, UV for the coil — and explain what each one does and does not do.
We install the filter cabinet, humidifier, or UV light on the system, with water, drain, and electrical connections as needed.
We set the humidistat and controls for your home, and check airflow through the new filter.
We show you the filter change routine and the humidifier panel, and leave a note of what was fitted and when it needs attention.
Fitting and testing tools for equipment that has to work with your system, not against it.
Confirms the system still moves enough air with the new filter in place.
Measures indoor humidity before and after the humidifier is set up, so the setting matches the house.
Checks the system is running properly with the new equipment fitted.
Lets us see coil condition and duct interiors before fitting UV or filtration.
Cut and fit the filter cabinet and humidifier into the ductwork cleanly.
Tests the electrical connections for the humidifier and UV light.
A family dealt with dry skin, static shocks, and a piano that went out of tune every winter, while the furnace ran and the indoor air stayed dry.
A whole-home humidifier now adds moisture through the heating system, and the house feels comfortable at the same thermostat setting.
During wildfire smoke season, fine particles found their way indoors and the house smelled of smoke for days after each bad air day.
A high-efficiency whole-home filter now captures the fine particles the system moves, and the house clears faster after a smoky day.
An indoor coil had built up a film that cut airflow and left a musty smell when the system ran.
A UV light fitted at the coil keeps it cleaner between visits, and the airflow and smell both improved.
Denver's air gives homes two different problems, in two different seasons. Here is what the equipment takes on.
Ask a pro →Heated winter air in Denver is very dry. A whole-home humidifier adds moisture through the system so the house feels comfortable at the same temperature.
Fine smoke particles get in through gaps and the system itself. A high-efficiency filter captures the particles the system moves, room by room.
Dust from outside and from the house itself circulates through the ducts. A whole-home filter catches it at the system instead of letting it settle in every room.
The indoor coil sits in damp, dark conditions and collects a film that cuts airflow. A UV light at the coil keeps it cleaner between visits.
Lion Tech Home Services fits filtration, humidification, and coil care from its Denver office, matched to the system already in the home.
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“Absolutely excellent service - very responsive and able to work until the job is done right. Was super impressed by the support on our fireplaces and furnace - nice to have all up and working again! Many thanks”
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✓ VerifiedA whole-home humidifier fitted to the heating system adds moisture to the air the system moves, which is more even than a portable unit in one room. We measure indoor humidity first and set the humidistat for your home.
A high-efficiency whole-home filter captures fine smoke particles as air moves through the system. It helps most when windows and doors are closed during smoky days, and the filter is changed on schedule.
A UV light fitted at the indoor coil keeps the coil surface cleaner by limiting the growth that builds up in damp, dark conditions. It treats the coil, not the air passing through the house.
A thicker, higher-efficiency filter adds resistance, and some systems cannot move enough air through it. We check your blower and ductwork first, and only fit a filter your system can handle.
Call (720) 806-7634 and talk through what bothers you about the air in your home. We will look at the system and lay out the options.
Call (720) 806-7634 →Lion Tech Home Services, Denver — call (720) 806-7634, open 24 hours.