Targeted heating & cooling

Comfort where extending ductwork may not make sense.

Air King repairs and installs ductless mini-split systems for additions, workshops, converted spaces and other areas that need independent comfort control.

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What this service covers

Flexible comfort without conventional ductwork

A ductless system connects one or more indoor units to an outdoor heat-pump unit. It can serve a single room or multiple defined zones, depending on the equipment and project.

Good results depend on sizing, indoor-unit placement, condensate drainage, line-set routing, electrical requirements and a clean exterior finish.

01

Additions and conversions

Condition new living space without assuming the existing duct system can support it.

02

Workshops and outbuildings

Provide heating and cooling where a conventional central system may not fit the use.

03

Problem rooms

Evaluate targeted comfort for spaces that remain different from the rest of the home.

04

Multi-zone planning

Compare individual indoor zones while accounting for outdoor-unit capacity and simultaneous loads.

The Air King Promise

Plan the installation around the space

Air King starts with the actual property, equipment and concern, then explains the next step before work moves forward.

  1. Review the roomMeasure the area and discuss use, insulation, windows, occupancy and comfort goals.
  2. Choose locationsPlan indoor-unit placement, outdoor location, drainage and line-set path.
  3. Confirm utilitiesReview electrical needs, disconnect, surge protection and required clearances.
  4. Install and verifyComplete connections, pressure testing, evacuation, startup, controls and homeowner handoff.

Helpful questions

Answers before you request service

Can a mini-split heat and cool?

Most ductless systems used for year-round comfort are heat pumps that provide both heating and cooling. Confirm the selected equipment and design.

Does every room need an indoor unit?

Not necessarily, but comfort does not automatically move evenly through closed doors or separated rooms. Zoning should match the layout and use.

Where does condensate go?

The indoor unit produces condensate during cooling. Drainage must be planned to an appropriate location, sometimes using gravity and sometimes a pump.

Can Air King help with a workshop or addition?

Yes. Share the space, size, construction and intended use so the system can be planned around the project.

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