Not at all. Mini-splits are known for quiet operation. The indoor units produce minimal noise, making them ideal for bedrooms, offices, and other quiet spaces.
Yes, like any HVAC system, mini-splits benefit from regular maintenance. Cleaning filters, checking refrigerant levels, and inspecting components will keep the system running efficiently. Many contractors offer affordable annual service plans.
Most mini-split installations can be completed in less than a day. The time varies depending on the number of indoor units and the complexity of your home’s layout.
Yes, many mini-split systems are heat pumps, which means they can both heat and cool your home, making them a year-round comfort solution.
Mini-splits are ideal for homes without ductwork, room additions, finished basements, garages, sunrooms, and other areas that are hard to heat or cool with a traditional system. They’re also a great solution for multi-family properties or homes with in-law suites.
Yes, mini-splits are known for their high energy efficiency. Because they allow you to cool or heat only the rooms you’re using, they reduce energy waste and can significantly lower your utility bills.
Unlike central AC systems that use ductwork to distribute air throughout your home, mini-splits deliver air directly into each room or zone. This ductless setup makes mini-splits more efficient in homes that lack existing ducts or have specific areas that need independent temperature control.
A mini-split is a ductless heating and cooling system that allows you to control the temperature in individual rooms or zones. It consists of an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air-handling units connected by refrigerant lines and electrical wiring.
Heat pumps come with numerous benefits, including:
- Better energy efficiency: because heat pumps move heat instead of producing it, they use less energy than other kinds of heating and cooling systems.
- Cost savings: since heat pumps use less energy to achieve the desired temperature in your home, they also save you money on your heating and cooling bills.
- Versatility: enjoy comfort in any season.
- Sustainability: modern heat pumps also produce fewer emissions than older furnaces and air conditioners, making them a more eco-friendly option.
Factors that can determine the costs of your heat pump include:
- The make and model
- Your home’s size and insulation
- Where the heat pump needs to be installed and how accessible it is
- Your ductwork’s condition
We’ll provide you with a quote for the installation before starting work so you know what to expect. We’ve done this for a long time, so we’re pretty great at estimating the costs!
