Solutions
The Right Ductless Solution for Your Home.
Most people don't have the same system. Some have old package units. Some have traditional central air with an air handler in the attic and leaky ducts. Others just want to cool a garage or Florida room. Here's how ductless solves each situation.
01 — Scenario
Replacing an Old Package Unit
Best for: Manufactured and mobile homes
If a rusting metal box sits on a pad outside your home and pushes air through registers in the floor, you have a package unit. It's the most common setup in Florida mobile and manufactured homes — and one of the most expensive to run.
Key problems
- —Loud, aging package unit outside the bedroom wall
- —Cooling lost through leaky floor ducts (often 20–30%)
- —One breakdown means no air anywhere in the house
- —Replacing it with the same technology costs $7,000–$9,000
The ductless solution
Full package unit removal plus a ductless multi-zone system. We haul away the old unit for free, permanently seal the floor registers, and install whisper-quiet indoor heads that deliver air directly into each room.
See if this is right for your home02 — Scenario
Traditional Split System with Attic Air Handler or Leaky Ducts
Best for: Site-built homes
If your air handler sits in a 130°F attic and pushes cool air through ducts running through that same attic, you're paying to cool a hot space before any of it reaches you. Every leak, every uninsulated section, every kinked run adds to the bill.
Key problems
- —Hot attic bakes the air handler and duct runs
- —Leaky, undersized, or crushed ductwork wasting energy
- —Uneven rooms — some freezing, some never cool
- —Duct replacement quotes running $5,000+ before you even touch the unit
The ductless solution
Supplement the trouble rooms or fully replace the ducted system with high-efficiency ductless heads. No more paying to cool the attic. Each zone runs independently — so the master bedroom stays cool without over-cooling the guest room.
See if this is right for your home03 — Scenario
Adding Cooling to a Garage, Florida Room, or Addition
Best for: Homeowners expanding usable living space
You've got a space you'd actually enjoy — a Florida room, a converted garage, a workshop, a bonus room — if only it weren't 95°F for eight months a year. Extending the main system usually isn't practical and rarely worth the cost.
Key problems
- —No existing ductwork in the space
- —Extending the central system is expensive and disruptive
- —The room needs its own temperature — not whatever the main house is set to
- —Window units are loud, ugly, and inefficient
The ductless solution
A single-zone or small multi-zone ductless system. Clean install, minimal disruption, fully independent from the rest of the house. Cool the space only when you're using it — or keep it comfortable year-round.
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