Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner Installation in Clinton Township

A mini-split is perhaps the most affordable way to stay comfortable year-round. Traditional central ACs allow you to control the temperature of your entire home at once, which doesn’t provide everyone with the comfort level they desire. A mini-split AC is different in many ways. Here are some of its benefits:

• Create Individual Zones: Each room can be cooled or heated independently. Zoning lets every family member set the temperature to what works for them.
• Easy to Install: Eliminating ductwork and other components, mini-splits can often be installed in one day and don’t involve disruptive work throughout your home.
• Compact Design: A mini-split air conditioner comprises an outdoor unit and compact indoor air handlers. A small conduit, rather than space-consuming ducts, connects the two.
• Aesthetic: Mini-split units are sleek and modern. They fit in with just about any architectural design or decor and are efficient as long as there’s enough clearance around them.
• Convenient: The system is quiet compared to a central AC. And aside from eliminating ductwork, mini-splits have efficient filters that eliminate dust, pollen, and other contaminants, improving indoor air quality.
• Energy Efficient: No air leakage from ducts reduces energy consumption. A ductless mini-split air conditioner also avoids heating or cooling rooms unnecessarily; it’s also engineered to run more efficiently.

We recommend having an electrician provide the power connections, while an HVAC professional must charge the refrigerant. However, you could install the outdoor and indoor units and the conduit that connects them. A skilled DIYer could create the 3-inch hole in an exterior wall needed to run the lines.

It depends on the capacity of the condenser unit. Generally, mini-split systems can heat or cool four to eight zones, meaning each room can be set to a different temperature. Turning one or more units off won’t reduce energy efficiency as it can in a central AC system.

Generally, a mini-split optimal temperature range is over 25℉ to 30℉.  At temperatures down to 20℉, a mid-level system will be 100% efficient. Other systems don’t tolerate temperatures as cold. But a high-level unit can perform well in single-digit temperatures or below.

Continuously running a ductless mini-split air conditioner continuously reduces energy consumption. Indoor temperatures are more consistent, and less energy is needed to reach the temperature setpoint.

The cost of a mini-split AC can vary considerably. In addition to equipment, materials, and labor, other cost factors include the size of your home, how many units are installed, and their size and efficiency rating. At Hoover, we provide an accurate quote based on a thorough evaluation of your home and your heating and cooling needs.