The most common
Ductless mini-splits
Heat the rooms the ductwork never reached.
A precise answer for rooms over the garage, additions, sunrooms, finished basements, and homes with hot-water baseboard.
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Comfort where the house needs it
Ductless heat pumps are a good fit when one room is always colder, hotter, or simply disconnected from the rest of the house. We install wall-mounted units, ceiling cassettes, and floor consoles for under windows and knee walls.
Line-set covers are painted to match the siding. Most single-zone installs are done in one day.
Straightforward price ranges
A typical installed single zone runs from $4,800 to $7,500. Two zones typically run from $9,000 to $13,000. Whole-home multi-zone projects generally range from $14,000 to $24,000.
Your estimate is built around the heat loss, equipment choice, and the route to each room, not a one-size-fits-all package.
Choose the right fit
Three kinds of indoor unit
Out of the way
Ceiling cassette
Sits flush in the ceiling, for rooms where you would rather not see a unit on the wall.Low and flexible
Floor console
Sits low, for under windows and the knee walls in Cape and upstairs rooms.
A practical day of work
What install day looks like
Most single-zone installs are done in one day.
- 01
Set the outdoor unit
We place it on a stand 18 to 24 inches above the ground and out from under the roof drip line.
- 02
Run the line set
The route is planned cleanly from the outdoor unit to the indoor unit.
- 03
Finish the outside wall
The line-set cover is painted to match your siding.
- 04
Show you the system
Before we leave, we show you how to run the remote and clean the filter.
Short answers
Ductless questions
We have hot-water baseboard and no ducts. Can we still have heat pumps?
Yes. That is one of the most common homes we do.
Can one unit heat the room over the garage on its own?
Usually, once we run the heat loss for that room. “The room over the garage sat empty for six years. One unit later it is the warmest room in the house.” Lisa M., Brewer.
Do mini-splits cool in summer too?
Yes. The same unit cools and dehumidifies.