Ductless Heating and Cooling
Ductless heating and cooling gives homeowners a way to achieve the highest level of comfort for their home. These systems provide individualized comfort zones as well as cost savings, and much more.
Ductless systems are comprised of an outdoor unit and indoor air handlers to heat or cool individual rooms within your home. They replace baseboard heating systems as well as window air conditioning systems and space heaters.
Customized Temperatures
Ductless systems are great for homeowners who require more control over their heating and cooling. They don’t require ductwork to operate and can be installed in places like garages, sunrooms and basements that would not be feasible with conventional systems. Mini-splits are also efficient in terms of energy consumption, and could save you lots of money on your electricity bills.
In winter, they employ small units outside to generate heat and then transfer it inside. In summer, they switch to act as air conditioners by removing heat from the air inside your home. Ductless systems operate more quiet than conventional systems. The air-handling unit for indoor use comes with filters built-in that enhance the quality of the air in your home.
With ductless heating, you can alter the temperature of each room independently. This is ideal for families with different preferences. Each indoor air handling unit comes equipped with its own thermostat, which allows you to set it according to your family’s needs and lifestyle. This degree of personalization means that every member of your family can enjoy their ideal living space.
These systems are more energy efficient than traditional air conditioners and furnaces because they don’t need to cool or heat the entire house at once. This is due to the fact that they don’t need to work as hard to maintain an ideal temperature, and they can conserve energy by not heating or cooling rooms that aren’t being used.
The absence of ducts can reduce energy loss and can lower your heating and cooling bills. And if you choose an energy-efficient model that utilizes eco-friendly refrigerants, your ductless model could be more efficient in energy use.
Ductless systems are less expensive and convenient than conventional HVAC systems. They are also quieter and easier for installers to install. They can be hung on ceilings or walls and their compact design makes it less visible than ductwork. They can also be put in more easily in new construction or renovations than conventional systems. And with their easy-to-use smart controls, you can track your energy usage and change your settings remotely on a smartphone or computer.
Energy Efficiency
Ductless systems are distinctive in their design and offer more energy efficiency than forced air systems. These systems include an outdoor unit, as well as one or more indoor air handlers all connected by flexible piping that carries refrigerant and electricity to produce heat transfer. The absence of ductwork reduces waste and thermal leakage associated with duct systems. This translates into higher efficiency in energy and savings. Furthermore as these systems do not require combustible fuel for operation, they also don’t produce harmful emissions or carbon dioxide which makes them green choices for your business or home.
A ductless system can offer the comfort you need in a zone to meet your specific needs and needs, meaning you don’t have to sacrifice energy efficiency to achieve the ideal temperature for your air. For instance, you could cool the master bedroom down to 65 degrees comfortably without overcooling other rooms of the house, which saves energy and keeps the whole family happy.
The same applies to heating your house. You can set your basement, home office or any other room that has an air handler set at a moderate temperature to ensure a comfortable and consistent heat throughout your home. And you don’t have to be concerned about using up energy when you leave an area for a short time and you can turn on the heat in the room using your remote control.
If you’re cooling an additional room or heating a small apartment, a ductless system is an ideal way to cool and heat your space and help save money all year round. It can be used to replace a portable AC unit and cut down on energy costs by providing cooling and heating.
A ductless system could be a great replacement for space heaters, preventing you from having to coordinate the use of multiple air conditioning units in the summer and space heaters in winter. In addition, it offers an improved look in your space and improves the indoor air quality. Considering all the advantages of a ductless system it’s no wonder they’re becoming increasingly popular!
Easy Installation
Mini-split ductless systems are designed to cool and heat spaces that do not have ductwork, or in areas where the cost of installing ductwork is not included in a renovation or addition. A ductless system is ideal for remodeled rooms, sunrooms and basements. It is also ideal for kiosks in offices and residential spaces that are not open during the day. With a single-zone or multi-zone solution, each indoor unit has its own thermostat, allowing it to heat and cool only the rooms that are being used at any given time.
Installation of a HVAC system that is ductless is simpler and more affordable than a traditional one, as there is no need for ductwork. A certified technician will mount the outdoor unit on the concrete pad outside your home and connect it to the air handlers inside your home. Installers will run conduits to connect the indoor units to the outdoor unit. The outdoor unit houses the wiring, control wires and refrigerant. Depending on the size of your house several indoor units might require to be installed in order to provide optimum comfort.
Due to their energy efficiency They are also eco-friendly. They don’t add to the amount of waste produced by a typical household and they drastically reduce the carbon footprint of the home.
Ductless systems have some of the highest SEER ratings in the market, allowing homeowners to enjoy substantial savings on their heating and cooling costs. The most effective ductless systems are able to save up to 50% of energy bills when compared to split SEER ratings that range from 14-17.
To keep it running optimally, a ductless system requires minimal maintenance. Typically, you’ll have to clean the air filters every month, and we recommend scheduling regular professional service. This will ensure that your ductless system operates efficiently and effectively for the years to come. A ductless system will last up to 25years or more with proper care and maintenance. Our skilled technicians are ready to answer any questions you might have regarding ductless heating and cooling.
Maintenance
Ductless systems can provide a range of benefits to maintenance that traditional HVAC equipment is not able to beat. Energy efficiency is one of the advantages, since it reduces operating costs and has a positive impact on the environment. The absence of ductwork helps to maintain high indoor air quality. The ductwork in a home’s traditional HVAC system may be contaminated by dirt grime pet dander, bacteria, rodent droppings, and more. Contrary to this ductless systems’ subtle units are easy to maintain and can be cleaned with a quick swipe of a cloth.
Additionally to that, HVAC systems that are ductless are also less expensive to set up than traditional HVAC systems. This is due to the fact that ductwork installation is labor intensive and expensive, especially for older homes that have ceilings and walls that are not insulated. The noninvasive nature of a ductless HVAC system’s installation process that requires the installation of both outdoor and indoor units removes the need for this expense and can be completed in one day.
As compared to window-style air conditioners, HVAC systems that are ductless are quieter. The systems’ smaller size contributes to this, as does their incredibly efficient operation. They also require much less maintenance, with only the occasional requirement to change an air filter and a yearly inspection.
Ductless heat pump are also an ideal for retrofits or new construction. They can replace less efficient space heaters, air conditioners and radiant heating systems. They can also be used in condominiums, apartments, and mobile homes, where ductwork may not be feasible.
If you’re in the market for a heating and cooling solution that can handle our northern climate, think about upgrading to a ductless model. A professional can evaluate the needs of your home, help you select the best ductless system for your home and ensure that it is installed correctly. Contact us to get started.
