We install, repair and maintain ductless mini-split systems in single-zone and multi-zone configurations across Parker, Aurora, Centennial, Castle Rock, Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Englewood and Denver. Our technicians are NATE-certified and EPA Lead Safe-certified.
Finished basements, room additions, bonus rooms over the garage and converted spaces are the usual candidates. In each case the room was added to a house whose heating and cooling was designed without it, and extending the existing ductwork often means weakening service everywhere else.
No. Most of the mini-splits we install work alongside an existing furnace and air conditioner, covering the spaces the central system does not serve well while the rest of the house stays as it is. A mini-split is an addition rather than a replacement in most homes.
An indoor head pulls moisture out of the air, and that condensate has to drain away. When the drain line or pan blocks up, the water backs out of the front of the unit and runs down the wall. It is a common ductless service call and one that routine maintenance is good at preventing.
