Ductless Mini Split Systems

The main difference between a mini split and central air is that the latter moves conditioned air through ductwork. This means that there will always be some degree of energy loss along the way. In fact, some studies suggest that duct systems can lose between 20% and 30% of total conditioned air before it ever reaches the room it was intended for. This means that you're paying for a lot of cool air that you're not actually getting to experience.

A ductless mini split, on the other hand, delivers air directly to the space it is located in. This leads to a much more efficient, more targeted style of comfort. Because of how they work, mini splits are also often quieter indoors. A mini split heat pump will also give you zone-by-zone control, which is a real benefit when different people are in the same home and want to experience things at different temperatures.

If you're trying to heat the entire home, or if you have a newer home with excellent ductwork, central air probably still makes sense. However, there are a lot more situations where a mini split is a viable option than people realize.

If you're still weighing your options, dial (770) 818-6096 today, and we'll assist you as you figure out which direction makes the most sense given the specifics of your home.

Mini split costs depend on setup. A single zone mini split system is the most affordable, while multi-zone installs cost more upfront. However, they can also be cheaper than running multiple separate systems long-term. Pricing varies based on brand, efficiency, layout, and how complex it is to connect the outdoor unit to each indoor unit.

The installation process itself is generally less disruptive than most homeowners expect. Because there's no ductwork to run through walls and ceilings, the job is cleaner and faster than a traditional HVAC retrofit.

We're also a Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor, which means we back every ductless mini split installation with a 12-year warranty on parts. That's not something every contractor can offer, and it's a big deal when you're making a real investment in your home's comfort.

You may also qualify for savings through the Home Energy Rebate Program and Georgia Power rebates on high-efficiency systems.

Are you tired of vague quotes and you're looking for a real number for your specific situation? Call us now at (770) 818-6096 for your complete estimate with absolutely no obligation.

Is a Ductless Mini Split Right for Your Home?

Honest answer? It depends. And we'd rather tell you the truth than push you toward something that doesn't fit your particular situation.

Mini splits tend to be a great fit when:

• Your home doesn't have existing ductwork. Older homes, historic properties, and homes built before central air became common often fall into this category. Adding ductwork to these homes is expensive and messy. A ductless heating and AC system skips that problem entirely.
• You've added space to your home. Room additions, garage conversions, and finished basements almost never get connected to the original HVAC system. A mini split unit handles those spaces without touching anything else.
• You want control over individual rooms. A single zone system handles one room. A multi-zone setup can handle several, each with its own temperature setting.

Where Mini Splits Might Not Be The Answer

If your whole home is uncomfortable, the issue is probably with your central system, not a job for mini splits. We'll tell you that upfront and point you in the right direction.  Not sure if your home is a good fit for a ductless mini split air conditioner or heat system? Call our Nate-Certified heating and cooling system professionals at (770) 818-6096, and we'll be happy to answer any questions and provide honest answers.