Some rooms never get comfortable on the main HVAC system, and some spaces have no ductwork at all. A ductless mini-split heats and cools those areas efficiently without new ducts. Home Run installs ductless mini-splits for homes in Covington, Conyers, McDonough and nearby Georgia communities.
Where Mini-Splits Work Best
- Bonus rooms over the garage that stay hot in summer
- Home additions, sunrooms and enclosed porches
- Garages, workshops and home gyms
- Finished basements and converted attics
- Older homes without ductwork
- Rooms where family members want different temperatures
How a Ductless System Works
A mini-split has an outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor units by a small refrigerant line set, which usually needs only a small opening through the wall. Each indoor unit has its own controls, so you can heat or cool rooms separately. Because mini-splits are heat pumps, they cool in summer and heat in winter, and variable-speed inverter compressors help them run efficiently.
Choosing the Right Setup
- Single-zone systems serve one room with one indoor unit
- Multi-zone systems connect several indoor units to one outdoor unit
- Indoor unit styles include wall-mounted heads, ceiling cassettes and slim ducted units
- We size each zone for the room and plan clean line set and drain routes
Mini-Split FAQs
Do mini-splits heat as well as cool?
Yes. Ductless mini-splits are heat pumps, so they provide both heating and cooling for the rooms they serve.
How many indoor units do I need?
It depends on the rooms, their size and how they are used. We evaluate the space and recommend the fewest units that will keep each area comfortable.
Want to fix whole-house airflow instead? See ductwork repair. Serving McDonough, Madison, Covington and nearby.