Arkansas summers are humid and modern houses are sealed tight. Comfort is not only temperature, and the fix is usually ventilation rather than a bigger unit.
Nobody calls about indoor air quality. They call about the things it causes.
Humidity, not temperature. Turning the thermostat down further costs money and does not fix it — removing moisture does.
Newer and well-sealed homes hold on to stale air. Controlled ventilation brings fresh air in without throwing a window open in August.
Persistent moisture shows up on windows, in closets and as a smell before it shows up as a problem.
An exhaust fan that is undersized, disconnected or venting into an attic is a common and fixable find.
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Usually it is the right tool, yes. But we look first — sometimes oversized equipment short-cycling is the cause, and adding a dehumidifier would treat the symptom.
Energy recovery ventilation. It swaps stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air and recovers much of the energy on the way, so you are not paying to cool the same air twice.
Humidity here is the main comfort complaint from June through September. For a tight house, it is one of the better returns in the system.
We will talk about what is appropriate for your property rather than attaching something to every job. If it would not help you, we will say so.
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