Indoor Air Quality

Improve the Air You Breathe

Here at Shanks Heating & Cooling, we are experts when it comes to indoor air quality. We are proud partners of the COPD Foundation and the National Air Foundation Association, and a member of the ASHRAE.

We take indoor air quality seriously. Most companies only focus on heating and cooling the air, but we take it a step further – we condition the air. Our products are designed to support the proper airflow and help mitigate the sub-micron particles, biologicals and gas contaminants. We want to help your family breathe clean fresh air! Call (816) 280-6043 to schedule a FREE indoor air quality test and HVAC inspection. See what Shanks Heating & Cooling can do to help you!

Cleaning Your Home's Ductwork for You

We have the tools necessary to clean your HVAC system. A member of our team can come to your home and provide a complete camera inspection of your unit and show you what is hiding behind the walls and under your floors. It is recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency to clean your ducts every 3-5 years. If you haven’t had this done – don’t wait! Call Shanks Heating & Cooling and schedule our ductwork cleaning services right away.

Air Cleaners and Purification Systems

Here at Shanks Heating & Cooling, we have four separate packages to choose from that will clean the air in your home. From stage one, a polarized media air cleaner to hospital-grade air with a HEPA filter, it is up to you as to what level of protection you and your family needs. Our experts are here to help you make that decision and professionally install your new clean air system.

HRV and ERV Systems

We can install heat recovery ventilators (HRV) and energy recovery ventilators (ERV) to help exchange the stale air inside of your home with clean fresh air. Did you know that we spend upwards of 90% of our time inside of our homes and other indoor spaces – like in an office setting or a school? To help alleviate indoor air problems, HRVs and ERVs can be a great solution for you and your family

Installation of Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers

The humidity inside your home is very important. If you have moist or wet stains on your walls (many times, this happens in a basement) or mold is present, you may need a dehumidifier. Also, if there are musky smells or your windows are covered in condensation, these could be indicators of needing a dehumidifier.

A humidifier puts moisture back into your air – so if your home's air is too dry, it could cause problems. For example, if you have wood floors, they can dry out and crack which would be an expensive fix. Also, dry air can irritate respiratory issues like asthma or bronchitis. Dry air can also cause nose bleeds.

For information on the installation of a humidifier or dehumidifier, please contact our team today! Financing is available on all new equipment.