Installation
Full central system.
Installation
Ductless mini-splits
Cooling where there are no ducts
An added room, a converted garage, an office, or a condo with no ducts. A mini-split: efficient and quiet.
We answer 24/7 — call, chat or email, English or Spanish.
From the first call to cold air — one licensed crew.
- Hot house or shop
- We come to you
- Price before we start
- Air moving again
Good for
- Rooms and additions without ducts
- Converted garage or attic
- Offices and small retail
- One room the central system can’t cool
- Tell us what’s going on — home or business.
- We confirm a window the same day when we can.
- Tech diagnoses on site. You see the issue.
- You approve the price before we start.
- We repair, or we schedule the changeout.
When is a mini-split the right call?
For a room or addition with no ducts, a converted garage, an office, or one room the central system can’t cool.
Are they efficient?
Ductless systems are efficient and quiet, and you cool only the zone you use. We size it to the space.
Do you repair mini-splits too?
Yes — install, repair, and maintenance, for homes and businesses.
Mini-split prices
New mini-split (single or multi-zone)Free estimate
Mini-split not cooling — check-up visit$49 · waived at $300+
Mini-split repairQuoted after inspection
Mini-split maintenance$199 new · $299 existing
Our price list. Repairs are quoted by the technician after inspection — no work without your approval. The service-call fee is waived when the final invoice reaches the amount shown.
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Homes, condos, offices, and shops. Call now — we answer 24/7 in English or Spanish. Same-day when a tech is free.
Mini-splits go where ductwork can't — the converted garage, the addition the existing air handler can't reach, the server room that bakes by noon, the bedroom that's always five degrees hotter than the rest of the house. You get quiet, zoned, room-by-room control and a price you approve before we drill the first hole.
Exactly what’s included
- A zone-by-zone BTU sizing for every room or space — an oversized head short-cycles and leaves the air clammy, just like a too-big central system does
- Wall bracket or ceiling cassette mounted level, with linesets routed cleanly through the exterior wall or along the building with a matching cover line
- Electrical connection to an existing circuit or a new dedicated circuit — whichever the unit requires, priced on the quote before we order anything
- Refrigerant charged per manufacturer spec and verified at startup — we measure superheat and subcooling, we don't eyeball the gauges
- Condensate drain routed to a safe discharge point so a clog can't drip down the interior wall or pool on the floor
- Per-zone startup test — airflow direction, temperature split, and remote or app pairing all confirmed before we pack up
How the visit goes, step by step
- 1We walk the space first
Every installation starts with a site walk: where does the lineset exit the wall, what's the wall made of, is there a clear path for the condensate drain, and — for multi-zone jobs — is the outdoor unit location viable and sized to handle all the heads together? We sort that out before you commit to anything.
- 2You see options and one clear price
Single-zone or multi-zone, wall-mount or ceiling cassette — we show you what fits the space and your budget. Labor, linesets, electrical, and any exterior cover trim are on the quote. The number you approve is the number you pay.
- 3Install day — clean and contained
Wall penetration, bracket, and lineset first — then the outdoor unit positioned, wired, and set. Most single-zone installs are a half to full day. Multi-zone jobs can run a day or two depending on how many heads and how the routing works out — we tell you upfront, not after the fact.
- 4Zone-by-zone startup and walkthrough
We power up each indoor head, verify the temperature split at the supply vent, and confirm the condensate drain is flowing freely. Then we go through the remote or app with you — modes, the sleep timer, and the fan speed settings that actually matter for South Florida's humidity.
Real South Florida examples
The kind of situations we handle every week.
Garage gym conversion, no existing ductwork
Garages in South Florida are ovens by midday. A single-zone wall-mount keeps the space livable during a workout without pulling the rest of the house off temperature or running up the bill — the linesets run up the interior wall and out through the top plate, clean and barely visible once the cover trim goes on.
Home addition, master suite the central system can't reach
Extending ductwork into a new addition is sometimes the right call and sometimes not — it depends on whether the air handler has the capacity and where the trunk runs. When it doesn't make sense, a single-zone mini-split gives the new suite its own thermostat, quiet operation, and exactly the temperature the rest of the house doesn't get a vote on.
Small commercial office or equipment room that needs independent cooling
Server closets and IT rooms can't depend on the building's main system shutting off at five o'clock. A wall-mount sized right for the heat load keeps the equipment in the safe temperature range after hours without running the whole floor. Small offices that lease their own space often go the same route — one zone, one thermostat, one bill they actually control.
What drives the price (and why)
- Number of indoor heads (zones) and the BTU capacity at each — a multi-zone outdoor unit serving four heads costs more than a single-zone inverter, but less than four separate systems
- Lineset length and routing complexity — straight through an exterior wall is the fastest and least expensive; routing through an attic, up a rooftop, or around architectural features takes more time and materials
- Electrical panel capacity — whether we can tap an existing circuit or need to add a breaker and run new wire to the unit
- Ceiling cassette vs. wall-mount head — cassettes sit flush in a drop ceiling for a cleaner commercial look and cost a bit more for the extra work of cutting and framing
You always see the price and approve it before we start. Site ranges are not bids.
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Free quote to size the job
Price before we start
English + Español
Our promises
Price before we touch anything
You see and approve the price first. No surprise on the bill.
A person answers — in your language
English or Spanish, from the first call to the invoice.
Same day when a tech is free
Homes and businesses that can’t wait get the first open slot.
We show you the failed part
We explain what broke and why. No upsell.
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