May 2, 2016
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By Mark Paup

When Is a Ductless Mini Split System a Good Installation Idea?

Updated January 22, 2024

Ductless air conditioning systems are extremely common in Europe and Japan, where they are currently more popular for installations than the more familiar ducted systems that we often have here in this country. But because of the many benefits that ductless systems offer, they’re becoming more popular each year in the U.S.

If you’re considering the installation of a new air conditioning system sometime shortly, you might wonder if a ductless AC is your best option. Below are several situations that are ideal for ductless mini splits:

New house construction

If you’re building a new home, then a ductless system is the way to go. A ductless system permits you greater freedom in designing your house because you don’t have to worry about creating space for the ducts in the house.

Home Remodeling

You’re not planning to build a new home, but you are thinking of doing some major remodeling changes to some of the rooms. This is another case where going with a ductless mini split will give you greater freedom—and you’ll end up with a fantastic air conditioning and heating system at the end as well.

Add‑on rooms

When you add a room to your house, such as a study or an extra bedroom, it presents a dilemma for the HVAC system. Your current AC and heater are probably not designed to handle the extra space, and this will mean replacing the whole system and extending out the ducts. Or… you can have a ductless mini split attached just for the new space. It’s a simpler, more cost-effective solution.

If you have questions about whether a ductless mini split system is right for your needs, call up HVAC experts.

Golden Rule offers ductless mini split installation in Des Moines, IA. If you want a service provider who will treat you and your home like their own, then call us today!

 


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