Clean Electric Heat Pumps
Clean Electric Heat Pumps
No more compromising. Set the exact temperature YOU want in that problem room, regardless of what’s happening in the rest of your home. The power is finally in your hands.
Target the room that never seems comfortable
Most single-zone installations take less than one day
One outdoor unit can often support multiple indoor units
Typical ductless mini-split lifespan with maintenance
See how this homeowner transformed their converted porch into the most comfortable room in their house with a ductless mini-split. If you’re ready for a permanent solution to your hot room challenge, this is the answer you’ve been searching for.
Ductless mini-splits are a strong fit for older homes, additions, converted spaces, and new construction because they add focused comfort without adding ductwork.
Most ductless systems have SEER ratings of 16-30+, compared to 13-18 for many traditional systems.
Indoor units typically operate at 19-40 decibels, quieter than a library.
More powerful and efficient than window units, comparable to central air, with control room by room.
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Your authorized contractor will come to your home and assess your situation.
Your contractor will provide a detailed estimate. Most single-zone installations take less than one day.
The total cost depends on system size, number of zones, brand, and installation complexity. Typically ranges from $5,000-$8,000 for a single-zone system, including installation.
Very efficient – most have SEER ratings of 16-30+ compared to 13-18 for traditional systems, potentially saving 30-40% on cooling costs.
Yes, most are heat pumps that provide both heating and cooling from a single system.
Depends on the system, but typically one outdoor unit can support 2-8 indoor units, also called zones.
With proper maintenance, 15-20 years, often longer than traditional HVAC systems.
Installation typically takes 1 day and requires professional installation, though it’s much less invasive than adding ductwork.
Very quiet – indoor units typically operate at 19-40 decibels, quieter than a library.
Regular filter cleaning, which is easy for the owner, plus professional maintenance annually.
Yes, you will save thousands with utility rebates, manufacturer rebates, and federal tax credits.
More powerful and efficient than window units, comparable to central air but with zone-specific control.
Yes, they work in virtually any home type, making them ideal for older homes, additions, converted spaces, or new construction.
Indoor units are typically wall-mounted and compact, about 3 feet wide and 1 foot tall, though floor-standing and ceiling-recessed options exist.
Select your local installer and get your free in-home estimate.