Skilled mini-split installation preserves the look of your home
Compared to other heating and cooling systems, mini-splits take very little time to install, heat and cool spaces more efficiently, are eligible for sizeable rebates and cost less to maintain. In the past, some homeowners have resisted installing mini-splits because they thought the units might look out of place. But with skilled installation, the system can blend into your existing architecture and any effect on the interior or exterior of the home can be mitigated. As mini-split experts experienced in woodworking, construction and historic restoration, our installation technicians:
Ensure aesthetic outcome
From running lines through existing ductwork, or the attic or basement, to creative design, we know how to keep your interiors comfortable and the look of your living or working space intact.
Provide speedy, professional installation
Usually done in days, our technicians keep messes to a minimum and limit household disruptions.
Mini-Split Installation Misconceptions:
While it’s possible to install the air handler and condenser unit on your own and bring in a professional to complete the refrigerant line setup, it’s easier and more cost effective to use a professional for full-service installation. As a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Contractor Coastal Energy Services is able to offer our customers an industry-leading 12-year product warranty on all of our installed ductless mini split systems.
As your mini split installation team sets up the indoor units, there’s no need to attach nor vent the mini splits through any exterior walls. Since the compressor sits outside, The indoor units do not need to vent through an exterior wall, so ductless splits are a good option to cool rooms with no windows and no exterior walls.
Ductless mini-split installations do not take any longer than standard A/C system installation, and usually take less time overall. Most installations can be concluded within one to two days. The installation time for ductless mini-split systems mostly depends on how many rooms will be fitted with a unit.
