Whole-House Humidifier Installation & Repair
Bypass and fan-powered humidifiers to end dry-winter air and static.
Kansas City winters pull indoor humidity down far enough to cause real damage — static shocks, cracked trim and hardwood, dry sinuses, and a house that feels colder than the thermostat claims. Gorman's Heating & Cooling installs and repairs whole-house humidifiers that treat the air for the entire home instead of one room at a time.
We install bypass and fan-powered humidifiers on the furnace plenum, sized to your home's volume, with a clean water feed, a proper drain, a humidistat you can actually set, and the bypass duct routed so it does not fight your airflow. Installed correctly, the whole thing disappears into the mechanical room and simply works.
We also repair and maintain existing units, whoever installed them: replacing evaporator pads and water panels, clearing scaled solenoid valves and plugged drains, repairing leaking supply lines, and replacing failed humidistats. An unmaintained humidifier either does nothing or quietly leaks — both worth fixing.
Because humidity affects how warm air feels, correct humidification often lets you hold a lower thermostat setting in winter with no loss of comfort. We set the target for the season and show you how to adjust it when the weather turns.
- Static shocks, dry skin, and nosebleeds every winter
- Gaps opening in hardwood floors, trim or furniture
- An existing humidifier you've never seen use water
SIGNS IT'S TIME
Static shocks, dry skin, and nosebleeds every winter
Gaps opening in hardwood floors, trim or furniture
An existing humidifier you've never seen use water
TELL US WHAT IT'S DOING.
Describe the problem and we'll come look at it. For no heat or no cooling, call — it's faster.