Ductless mini-splits are the right solution for Florida additions, garages, sunrooms, older homes without ductwork, and commercial spaces that need independent zone control. We install all major brands.
Central AC systems work well when the home was designed around them. But Florida has a large inventory of older homes built before central air, additions that were never tied into the main system, and enclosed garages or sunrooms that became living space without HVAC coverage. In all these cases, extending ductwork from the central system is either impractical, expensive, or both — and even when it's done, adding square footage to an existing system often overloads it.
A ductless mini-split solves this cleanly. The indoor air handler mounts on the wall, refrigerant lines run through a small penetration in the wall to the outdoor compressor, and that space now has independent temperature control without touching the existing system. Installation is typically one day for a single-zone system.
Pricing varies by BTU capacity, brand, and installation complexity. All electrical work included. Free estimate before any commitment.
Mini-splits are heat pumps — they provide both cooling and heating. In Florida's climate, this means year-round comfort from a single system with no separate heating equipment needed.
We install mini-split systems from major manufacturers including Mitsubishi, Daikin, LG, Carrier, and others depending on availability and application. We'll recommend the right brand and model for your specific situation — not just what we have in stock. All installations include manufacturer warranty registration and come with our workmanship guarantee.
For a typical single-zone installation: we mount the indoor air handler on the wall at the correct height and location for optimal airflow, run refrigerant lines and electrical through the wall penetration, install the outdoor condenser unit on a concrete pad or wall bracket, make all electrical connections at the disconnect and panel, vacuum and leak-test the refrigerant system, charge the system, and test operation. Most single-zone installs are completed in 4–6 hours.
Multi-zone systems take longer depending on the number of indoor units and routing complexity. We give you a realistic timeline upfront.