Ductless Systems
(Mini-Splits)
Ductless Systems
Ductless systems, also known as mini-split systems, offer a versatile and energy-efficient option for both heating and cooling individual rooms or areas in your home. These systems operate by transferring heat between the indoor unit and the outdoor environment, providing efficient temperature control without the need for ductwork. During colder months, the system extracts heat from the outside air and distributes it indoors, even at relatively low temperatures, while in warmer months, it reverses the process to remove heat from inside your home, keeping it cool. Ductless systems also allow for zoned comfort, enabling you to adjust temperatures independently in different rooms, which can lead to energy savings and personalized climate control.
Pros
Energy efficient due to lack of duct losses
Provides zoned heating and cooling, allowing individualized temperature control
Easy to install, especially in homes without existing ductwork
Quiet operation compared to traditional HVAC systems
Flexible placement options for indoor units (wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted, floor)
Improved indoor air quality with multi-stage filtration options
Can be used for heating and cooling, offering year-round comfort
Minimal disruption to home structure during installation
Cons
Higher upfront cost compared to traditional central HVAC systems
Aesthetic concerns due to visible indoor units on walls or ceilings
May require multiple units for whole-house coverage, increasing installation complexity and cost
Maintenance can be more frequent, including cleaning of filters and occasional servicing of units
Outdoor unit noise, though generally low, may be noticeable depending on placement
Limited capacity for very large homes or spaces compared to central HVAC systems
Ductless Systems Services
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Whether you have recently constructed a new addition to your home and require an HVAC system to efficiently cool your space, or you need skilled HVAC technicians to install air conditioning units in a house without existing ductwork, our team of experienced professionals is well-equipped to assist with your project.
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When your existing ductless unit begins to fail or you wish to upgrade to the latest technology, we offer expert consultation to help you select the most suitable system for your needs.
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Is your mini-split system frozen, producing unusual noises, not cooling effectively, cycling on and off, or emitting unpleasant odors? Our skilled technicians will thoroughly diagnose and troubleshoot your system to identify the root cause and deliver the most effective solution.
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Whether discussing machinery, vehicles, or your ductless system, ensuring optimal performance and long-lasting value requires regular maintenance. Consistent upkeep is essential to achieve the best results and maximize the lifespan of your equipment. If you are looking for a tune up or year round maintenance our technicians can provide you what you are looking for.
Installations & Replacements
When it comes to choosing a new ductless system, whether it’s for a brand new addition to your home, changing out your old one, or you need air conditioning in a home without ductwork there are multiple factors to consider. With the help of an expert you can pick a unit that best fits your needs while keeping your home cool during summer heats!
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When determining if a ductless system is energy efficient we look at the units;
Energy Star rating: rating used by the EPA to approve the unit meets their energy efficiency standards
SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio): rating used measure the average efficiency of a unit over an entire cooling season
Refrigerant type used by unit
HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor): rating used to measure the heating efficiency during typical heating season
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Choosing the right size unit is integral to assuring your home gets cooled properly and your unit has a long life span. If sizing is incorrect these are some issues that can occur:
Poor humidity control
Increased wear and tear of unit
High energy bills
Inability to cool properly
Short cycling (constantly turning on and off)
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Some extra features you can consider when choosing your ductless system are:
Advanced air filtration filters
Smart thermostats
Surge protector
Add more than one indoor unit
Humidifiers
Dehumidifiers
And more.
Maintenance
The best way to make sure your ductless system has a long life span, works efficiently and is less prone to needing repairs is by providing regular maintenance to your unit. We provide different options for your unit maintenance and if you are just looking for a one time maintenance we offer tune-ups as well.
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Inspect the whole system
Refrigerant levels
Coils
Air filter
Electrical connections
Safety controls
Condensate drain
Clean coil, blower and condensate drain
Test performance, safety and refrigerant pressure
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Serviced Bi-annually (Spring & Fall)
Basic Air Filter
Light Coil Cleaning
Inspect Refrigerant Levels
Thermostat Calibration
Electrical & Safety Checks
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Quarterly (4 time a year)
Standard Air Filter
Deep Coil Cleaning
Top-off Refrigerant if needed
Thermostat Calibration
Electrical & Safety Checks
10% Off Repairs on Emergency Service
Priority Scheduling
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Monthly or as needed
Premium Air Filter
Full Chemical Air Filter
Recharge included
Thermostat Calibration
Electrical & Safety Check
20% Off Repairs on Emergency Service
Priority Scheduling
Repairs
When your ductless system is not functioning efficiently, several underlying issues may be responsible. It is recommended to have a qualified technician diagnose the problem and provide you with an appropriate solution. Our technicians are trained to safely handle repairs and are equipped with the proper tools.
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Confirm your unit is receiving power or if the breaker tripped
Check your filters
Check your thermostat’s batteries
Check the drain outside to make sure is not getting covered by debris
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There are water leaks
Excessive humidity
Hot air is blowing instead of cool air
Weak airflow from indoor units
Unusual sounds are coming from unit
Unit increased cycles of turning on and off
Foul odors are coming from your unit
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Troubleshooting unit
Diagnosing the problem
Explain findings
Provide solutions
Make the repair as soon as possible
Make sure unit is up and running
Answer any questions you might have