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A ductless mini split with a heat pump is the perfect home climate solution for many people in our area. But if this would be a jump for you—if perhaps you’ve had window AC units, or a central system whose ductwork is now in poor condition—no doubt you have questions. One question we frequently hear is about how many air handlers one heat pump can support, and how many one home needs. Let’s consider.
When it comes time to replace your air conditioner or heat pump, you probably have a lot of things to consider. One of the things that might come up, as you do research or discuss possibilities with friends or coworkers, is the concept of a ductless mini split. But if you’ve never seen a system like this, it might be easy to dismiss it without much consideration.
We believe that when you make a decision about your home, the way to have the most satisfying outcome is to have as much information as possible about your options. The more you know, the easier it is to make a choice that will keep you happy for the long term. So we would like to tell you all about the option of a ductless mini split, why you might want it, and what’s involved in the installation process.
