Mini-Split

Mini splits offer flexibility because they can be suspended from a ceiling, mounted flush behind a drop ceiling, hung on a wall or floor-standing. Ductless heat pumps allow for a peaceful inside environment by enabling the contractor to install components like compressors and motors outdoors.

Mini splits have little-to-no ducting. Central Air duct losses can easily account for more than 30% of energy consumption, especially if the ducts are not sealed tight or in an unconditioned space such as an attic or crawlspace.

What is a Mini-Split?
Like your refrigeratior, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we tranfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

Heat Pumps Provide Heat When it is Chilly ... Because refrigerant is naturally much colder than outdoor temperatures even on a very cold day, it actually absorbs heat from outdoors, and transfers the heat it absorbed outside to within your home. The refrigerant's physical properties do this naturally. What you pay for is the electricity to pump refrigerant via copper tubing from outdoors to indoors. Because we move the heat rather than create it (as electric baseboard or resistant heat does), we can deliver up to 4 times the heat for the energy we consume!

Where Can Mini-Splits Be Used? Older homes - New construction homes - Apartments - Condominiums - Schools - Places of worship - Hospitals and Medical facilities - Restaurants - Computer rooms - Hotels and motels - Car washes - Convenience stores - Fast food chains - Fire houses - Police stations - Oil rigs - Bars - Sunrooms and additions - Warehouses - Nursing homes - ATM vestibules - Small offices ...
... Just about any place that requires comfort!