Ductless mini-splits · Azle, TX
Efficient, quiet heating and cooling for shops, garages, additions and older homes, with no ductwork needed.
Why go ductless
A ductless mini-split pairs a compact outdoor unit with one or more slim indoor heads. Each one heats and cools its own room, on its own thermostat.
Just a small line-set opening through the wall. Ideal where running ductwork isn’t practical.
Cool the shop to 70 and leave the guest room off. Every zone gets its own setting.
Inverter-driven compressors ramp up and down instead of slamming on and off, so you use less power.
Indoor heads run quieter than a window unit, and the noisy part stays outside.
Heat pump mini-splits keep spaces warm through a North Texas winter, too.
Correct sizing, a proper vacuum and a clean line-set run. The install is what makes it last.
Where they shine
Work comfortably in the shop year-round without running ductwork across the property.
Condition a new room without overloading your existing system.
Fix the one room that’s always too hot or too cold.
Add efficient cooling and heating to homes that were built without ducts.
Independent comfort for a separate living space.
Server rooms, offices and retail spaces that need their own zone.
Mini-split installation
We start with a visit to look at the space, how it’s used and where the indoor head and outdoor unit should go. Then we recommend single-zone or multi-zone equipment that fits, and install it cleanly.
Already have a mini-split? We service and repair those too, including cleaning indoor heads and coils.
Mini-split FAQ
A single-zone system conditions one space. Multi-zone systems connect several indoor heads to one outdoor unit. We’ll recommend the right setup after seeing your space.
Yes. Properly sized units handle triple-digit days. Sizing is the key, which is why we measure on-site instead of guessing.
Heat pump mini-splits provide heating as well as cooling, so one system covers the space year-round.
Most single-zone installs are completed in a day. Multi-zone jobs depend on the number of heads and line-set runs.
Yes. Indoor filters should be rinsed regularly, and a yearly professional cleaning keeps coils and drains clear.
It depends on the number of zones and the equipment. Call for a free quote, and ask about 100% financing with approved credit.
Our process
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We look at the space and how you use it, then recommend equipment and placement.
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One price for equipment and installation, explained line by line. Financing available.
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Indoor head, line-set, outdoor unit and electrical, installed and tested by our crew.
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We show you the remote and settings, and we’re a call away for service.
Tell us about the space and we’ll set up a free on-site estimate.