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A small system for the rooms that need it.
A ductless system pairs a wall-mounted indoor unit with an outdoor compressor. It's most often used where you'd otherwise consider a window AC unit or baseboard heat, such as a new addition to a house or a garage.
Ductless units need only a very small hole in the wall, which makes them less vulnerable to air leaks and security problems than window units, and they're quieter and less visible. They're efficient, too: by skipping the ductwork you avoid the energy lost through ducts, and inverter-driven compressors adjust their speed instead of switching off and on.
If you have a room that's always too hot or too cold, ask us whether ductless is a good fit.
