Cooling and heat for houses that never had ductwork
The answer for pre-war homes, additions, converted attics, and rooms that were never comfortable.
Sound familiar?
No ductwork in the house
Common in pre-1940 north Jersey housing on steam or hot water. Mini-splits skip the problem entirely.
A room that's always wrong
Attic conversion, addition, sunroom, garage office — a dedicated zone reaches what a central system cannot.
One thermostat, two climates
Upstairs at 80 while downstairs is at 68 is a distribution problem, not a capacity problem.
Window units you're tired of
Quieter, far more efficient, and they heat as well as cool.
Heating without fossil fuel
Modern cold-climate heat pumps hold capacity well below freezing and qualify for rebates.
What happens when we show up
You get a text
Name, photo, and an arrival window before we leave.
Full diagnostic
We test the system, not just the symptom you called about.
Price before work
Written options. You choose. No surprises on the invoice.
Fixed and tested
Most repairs same visit, backed by our Up to [12]-year parts and labor.
What it costs, honestly
What does it cost?
A single zone typically runs $[X,XXX] to $[X,XXX] installed. Multi-zone systems scale from there. Line-set routing and electrical are the variables.
Repair or replace?
Mini-splits win when adding ductwork would mean tearing up finished space. If usable duct runs already exist, a central system is usually the better value.
Roughly a third of the housing stock in our service area predates central air entirely. Mini-splits are the reason those houses can be comfortable without gutting a wall.
Ductless Mini-Splits FAQ
How disruptive is the install?
Do they heat as well as cool?
How many zones do I need?
Are they loud?
Do they qualify for rebates?
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