A residential ductless HVAC system delivers heated and cooled air to individual rooms, sunrooms and other areas without the need for ducts. An outdoor unit with a compressor and condenser is connected to indoor air-handling unit(s) by refrigerant piping, a power cable and a condensate drain. Up to four indoor units can be connected to a single outdoor condensing unit that can be located up to 100 feet from the outdoor unit. Because the components that create the most noise are located on the outside condensing unit, ductless heating and cooling systems are virtually noise-free.

Ductless HVAC systems are a great solution for older homes and historic homes built without traditional HVAC systems or for home additions and converted spaces like garages and attics. A ductless heating and cooling system is also perfect to supplement a current HVAC system that may not be adequately heating or cooling all areas of your home during extreme temperatures. Residential ductless HVAC systems consistently achieve 25% higher energy efficiency than traditional HVAC systems. The zone control provided by a ductless HVAC system also saves energy by allowing you to heat and cool only the spaces you need.