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Ductless HVAC installation is also sometimes called mini-split installation. It is a popular HVAC choice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey because of its simple setup, affordable cost, and many features. From new buildings to older homes and commercial setups, they find their application everywhere. The setup is simple. An outdoor compressor is linked to one or multiple indoor air handler units through conduit lines. Furthermore, they don’t require air ducts. The benefits include independent temperature control for every zone without needing ductwork and energy efficiency. The price ranges from $2,000 to $5,000 for a single zone and increases with zones added.
Read the following sections to find further details about these advanced HVAC systems.
The installation process needs a meticulous approach followed by a certified technician.
Start by calculating the room load in BTUs and tonnage. Then choose the right system according to the requirements.
Place the mounting bracket on the interior wall, mount the indoor air handler, and install the drainage and communication wires.
Install the outdoor units at a suitable place. Make sure it is higher than ground level to prevent accidental damage. Additionally, keep the area near the outdoor unit clean to prevent airflow blockage.
Link the indoor and outdoor units through refrigerant lines, control wiring, and condensate drain lines passing through the wall.
Test the system for normal operation. Check if efficiency, performance, and comfort are all according to expectations.
The costs vary greatly, depending on the number of zones, state, region, and labor rates.
|
Number of Zones |
Estimated Installed Range |
|
1-Zone |
$2,000 – $5,500 |
|
2-Zone |
$4,500 – $8,500 |
|
3-Zone |
$6,500 – $13,000 |
|
4-Zone |
$8,500 – $16,000 |
|
5+ Zone |
$12,000 – $18,000+ |
Sometimes the existing electrical structure of the home is not satisfactory. This is where you need an electrician as well. Technicians can charge $300 to $2,000 extra in case there is an electrical upgrade.
Ductless HVAC installation takes 4 to 8 hours per zone on average in most cases. The labor charges apply accordingly and increase the cost with added installation complexity.
Mini-split ductless HVAC installation is the popular choice for both residential and commercial customers. This choice is due to their unique benefits that a standard central air conditioner, furnace, or boiler usually doesn't offer. Here are some of those perks.
You can control every room temperature independently. This prevents energy waste, and you can set the temperature in high-priority areas at their best while low-priority areas get only a little conditioned air.
Traditional HVAC systems lose energy through pores and gaps in the air ducts. Mini-splits prevent this wastage as they don’t require ductwork.
Ductless mini-split systems are easy to install. They are best for places where adding ductwork is difficult due to confined space, such as older homes or additions.
Both indoor and outdoor units operate quietly. This is due to advanced technology, efficient operation, and high-quality components in these systems.
People in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are increasingly interested in installing ductless mini-split HVAC systems. They feature simple setup, easy installation, affordable prices, and independent temperature control with these systems. Furthermore, they operate quietly, don’t require air ducts, and provide flexible temperature control that further makes them the top choice for their usage.
Feel free to contact Lehigh HVAC if you need ductless mini-split installation in Pennsylvania or New Jersey.
