Ductless Mini-Split
Mini-Split Installation
We connect you with local HVAC contractors for ductless mini-split installation — single-zone and multi-zone systems, no ductwork required. Free, no-obligation quotes.
Get a Free QuoteWhy Choose a Ductless Mini-Split?
Mini-splits are the go-to solution for spaces without existing ductwork — room additions, converted garages, workshops, and older homes. Because there are no ducts, energy losses common in forced-air systems are eliminated, making mini-splits among the most efficient comfort solutions available.
A multi-zone mini-split system can serve an entire home — each indoor head independently controlled so you heat or cool only the rooms you're using.
What's Included in Your Mini-Split Installation
- Site assessment and system sizing
- Indoor head mounting (wall, ceiling cassette, or floor-mounted)
- Outdoor compressor installation on pad or wall bracket
- Refrigerant line-set run and wall penetration
- Electrical connection and disconnect installation
- System commissioning, refrigerant charge verification, and remote setup
Mini-Split Installation Cost
Single-zone mini-split installation typically costs $2,000–$5,000 installed. Multi-zone systems run $5,000–$14,000 depending on the number of zones and line-set complexity. Submit a free quote request for an estimate specific to your home and layout.
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