Ductless Mini-Split Systems
Ductless mini-splits are one of the most efficient ways to heat and cool a home, an addition, a cabin, a garage shop, or any space where running full ductwork does not make sense. One outdoor unit can serve one indoor head or several, and each head can run at its own temperature.
They are quiet. They run at variable speeds, so they hold temperature steady instead of blasting on and off. And they do not require you to tear open walls or ceilings to add ductwork.
Where a mini-split is the right answer
- Older homes with no existing ductwork
- Room additions and finished attics or basements
- Cabins, vacation rentals, and detached shops or garages
- A room that is always too hot or too cold no matter what the thermostat says
- New builds where ductwork is not part of the plan
Where a mini-split is not the right answer
If your house already has good ductwork and a central system that works, replacing it with mini-splits is usually overkill. We will tell you when a central system, a zoning add-on, or a targeted repair makes more sense than a full mini-split changeover. Mini-splits are a tool. They are not the answer to every problem.
Brands and installation
We install and service Pioneer, Mitsubishi, Gree, Fujitsu, and other quality mini-split brands. Sizing, indoor head placement, line-set routing, and drain planning all matter as much as the equipment. A cheap install of a good mini-split still runs badly.
We serve the Sequatchie Valley, the Cumberland Plateau, Chattanooga and Soddy-Daisy, and across the state line into Trenton, Georgia and Bridgeport and Stevenson, Alabama.
Recent work
A white mini-split head is mounted high on a wall beneath a wood-plank ceiling.
One central condenser and two ductless outdoor units sit along a finished home’s foundation.
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Call Kilgore Heating and Air at (423) 637-1846. Sheddie usually answers the phone.