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Ductless Systems
Ductless Systems involve the installation, repair, and maintenance of mini-split and multi-split heating and cooling systems that deliver conditioned air directly to individual spaces without the need for ductwork — making them a versatile solution across commercial, residential, and multi-unit applications.
This growing and increasingly popular scope of work covers:
- System Types – Single-zone mini-splits, multi-zone multi-splits, variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems, ceiling cassettes, concealed air handlers, wall-mounted units, and floor-mounted units
- Applications – Server rooms, offices, retail spaces, restaurants, medical suites, tenant improvements, additions, historic buildings, and any space where ducted systems are impractical or cost-prohibitive
- Installation – Mounting indoor and outdoor units, running refrigerant lineset, electrical wiring, condensate drain lines, and communication wiring between indoor and outdoor equipment
- Refrigerant Handling – Proper brazing, leak testing, evacuation, and charging of refrigerant systems in compliance with EPA Section 608 regulations
- Multi-Zone Systems – Installing and commissioning multiple indoor units connected to a single outdoor condenser, each independently controlled for comfort and energy efficiency
- VRF Systems – Large-scale ductless systems capable of serving entire commercial buildings with simultaneous heating and cooling in different zones through advanced refrigerant management
- Controls & Integration – Configuring wired and wireless controllers, remote access systems, and integration with building automation systems (BAS) where required
- Energy Efficiency – Ductless systems offer high SEER and HSPF ratings, inverter-driven compressors, and zone-by-zone control that significantly reduces energy waste compared to traditional ducted systems
- Code & Compliance – Meeting manufacturer installation requirements, local mechanical codes, refrigerant containment regulations, and energy efficiency standards
Ductless system work requires factory training, refrigerant certification, attention to detail, and strong electrical knowledge — as improper installation directly impacts system efficiency, equipment longevity, and occupant comfort.
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