No ducts? No problem. Heating and cooling for any room—without tearing up your house.


Older home with no ducts? Garage conversion? Bonus room that's always the wrong temperature? Mini splits solve problems central systems can't.
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We look at your space, figure out what size you need, and find the best spot for the units.
Mini split sizing matters just like central systems—get it wrong and you're either wasting money or sweating in July.We measure the space, check the insulation situation, note the window exposure (south-facing room in Sacramento needs more capacity than north-facing). Then we calculate.Placement matters too. Indoor head unit needs to go where it can distribute air evenly. Outdoor unit needs clearance and ideally some shade. Refrigerant line run needs to be as short as practical.We also check your electrical panel. Mini splits need dedicated circuits. If your panel is maxed out or ancient, that's a conversation we need to have upfront.Free estimate. We'll tell you exactly what it takes to do it right.
Single zone or multi-zone. Different efficiency levels. We match the system to your needs and budget.
Not all mini splits are created equal. Here's what you're choosing between:Single-zone: One outdoor unit, one indoor unit. Perfect for solving one problem room. Most affordable option.Multi-zone: One outdoor unit, multiple indoor units. Condition several rooms independently. Costs more but makes sense when you have 2-4 spaces to handle.Efficiency tiers: Like central systems, mini splits come in good/better/best. Higher SEER ratings mean lower operating costs. Premium units also run quieter and have better humidity control.Heating capability: All mini splits cool. Most also heat via heat pump. Some are rated for very cold climates, some aren't. We'll match it to Sacramento's mild winters—you don't need the arctic package.We lay out the options with real prices. You pick what makes sense.
3-inch hole, some electrical work, and you've got heating and cooling. Usually done in a day.
Mini split installation is less invasive than most HVAC work, but it's not a DIY project.What happens: We mount the indoor unit, core a small hole through the wall for the refrigerant lines and drain, mount the outdoor unit, connect everything, run the electrical.The hole gets sealed properly. Lines get insulated. Everything gets tested.Single-zone systems usually take half a day. Multi-zone takes a full day, sometimes two depending on how many heads and how complex the line runs are.We clean up after ourselves. You shouldn't find copper shavings in your carpet.
We test both heating and cooling modes, set up the remote, show you how to use it.
Before we leave, we verify it actually works. Both modes.We check refrigerant charge, airflow, heating capacity, cooling capacity. Make sure the drain is pitched right and won't back up.Then we walk you through the remote. Mini split remotes have more buttons than they need—we'll show you which ones matter and which ones you can ignore.Most systems also have wifi capability now. If you want it connected to your phone, we'll help set that up.You get all the warranty paperwork. Most units have 5-10 year coverage on parts, depending on what you choose.
Heating and cooling through a 3-inch hole. No tearing up walls or ceilings.
Each room sets its own temperature. Stop heating empty spaces.
Mini splits are some of the most efficient HVAC equipment you can buy.
We fix mini splits, not just install them. Same no-overtime policy.
Free estimate. We'll tell you if it's the right solution—or if something else makes more sense.