Infinity Heating and Air Conditioning installs and services whole-home dehumidifiers and humidifiers for Arlington homeowners who want comfortable air. We are a licensed HVAC contractor based in Atoka, serving Shelby, Tipton, Fayette, and Lauderdale counties, and have served Arlington since 2012.
Arlington’s tight, energy-efficient homes trap moisture from showers, cooking, and busy households. Older homes pull in damp outdoor air through aging windows, doors, and attic gaps. We test, size, and install humidity-control equipment that works in both seasons.
A humidity assessment is a room-by-room check of moisture levels, airflow, and system run times that shows whether a home needs moisture added, removed, or both. We explain our findings before recommending any equipment.
We install whole-home dehumidifiers, with optional ventilation. It connects to your ductwork and pulls moisture from the air independently of the air conditioner to keep humidity in range.
The advanced humidifiers we install switch automatically between summer and winter settings to keep winter air comfortable without pushing extra moisture onto cold windows.
We replace worn or undersized equipment with a humidity control system that fits your current HVAC setup, including the newer Trane systems we install.
Pair your humidity control system with an air purification system to capture dust, dander, and odors. Schedule duct cleaning to clear debris and mold.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory classifies Shelby County as Mixed-Humid: a region with more than 20 inches of annual precipitation where the average monthly outdoor temperature drops below 45 degrees during winter.
Humidity shows up from spring through early fall. An air conditioner removes moisture only while it runs. On warm, damp days in spring and early fall, the thermostat is often satisfied before the coil pulls much water from the air. That is when Arlington homeowners tell us the house feels cool but sticky, and musty smells build in closets and bonus rooms.
In winter, air below 45 degrees holds little moisture, and heating it indoors drives relative humidity down further. That is why dry skin, static shocks, and gapping wood floors follow the first hard cold snap.
At Infinity, we measure what each season demands and pair a whole-home dehumidifier with a humidifier when the house calls for it. One properly sized system set for two seasons does what two portable units in a hallway cannot.
Request a free estimate online from Infinity Heating and Air Conditioning for air conditioning installation or call us
901-622-4822
Our humidity control process starts with measurements, not a sales pitch.
The goal is a home that feels the same in every room, in every season, without constant adjustments.
Kayla Beall spent months dealing with HVAC and ductwork problems in her brand-new home. Our team installed a new HVAC system and worked alongside a duct crew to correct the ductwork.
When a house stays humid despite a working air conditioner, the equipment and ductwork often need attention together. That is why our humidity assessments look at the whole system. Read Kayla’s Google review.
Yolanda Rouser needed urgent help with her system, and our technicians diagnosed the problem and completed an emergency installation during the same visit.
We explain what the readings mean, suggest the right equipment, and quote the cost so you can decide with the full picture. Read Yolanda’s Google review.
The Infinity Plus Plan is our annual maintenance membership. Its spring and fall tune-ups arrive just ahead of Arlington’s humid and dry seasons. You get:
The plan is designed to extend equipment life, catch small problems early, improve home air quality, and reduce utility expenses.
Unbalanced humidity shows up as comfort problems long before it causes damage. These signs indicate a home needs better indoor humidity control:
Most Arlington homes are comfortable and protected between 30% and 50% relative humidity, the range the EPA recommends, with readings kept below 60% to discourage mold. In summer, a whole-home dehumidifier holds the upper limit when outdoor air is damp. In winter, a humidifier brings dry heated air back toward the comfortable range. We set targets for each season during installation and fine-tune them at maintenance visits.
Many Arlington homes do because an air conditioner removes moisture only while running. On mild, damp spring and fall days, the AC may cycle off before pulling enough water from the air, and fast-cooling systems can leave rooms clammy. A whole-home dehumidifier works independently of cooling to keep humidity in range even when the thermostat is satisfied. We confirm the need with readings before recommending one.
A properly sized and correctly set humidifier shouldn’t because it adds only enough moisture to reach your target. Problems usually start when settings stay too high on very cold nights, and moisture shows up on windows first. The humidifiers we install adjust automatically between seasonal settings, and we show you what to watch for. Water on the inside of the glass is the cue to lower the setting.
The cost depends on the equipment you need, your home’s size, and how easily the unit connects to your existing ductwork, drain, and water supply. A dehumidifier, a humidifier, and a combined system each costs differently, so we provide a written quote after the humidity assessment instead of guessing over the phone. Financing can spread the cost into monthly payments. Infinity Plus Plan members also receive a discount on future repairs.
Yes, we install whole-home humidity equipment in Arlington homes of every age, from older houses near Depot Square to recent builds in subdivisions like Manor at Hall Creek. Newer, tightly sealed homes tend to need help removing moisture. Older homes tend to lose humidity through gaps in winter. We match the equipment and settings to your home’s construction. Our HVAC services in Arlington also reach nearby communities, including Lakeland, Bartlett, and Eads.
Schedule a humidity assessment through our online booking form. Our team will confirm a time that works for your household. Tell us what you are noticing, such as sticky rooms, musty smells, or static shocks, so the technician arrives prepared. The visit covers readings, a system inspection, and a clear recommendation with pricing. Infinity Plus Plan members receive priority scheduling.
Since 2012, our team has provided indoor air quality services across Arlington, Shelby, Tipton, Fayette, and Lauderdale counties with the same careful attention to every home.
