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The benefits of using a ductless heating and cooling system vs. a traditional heating system.
Traditional heat pump and central air conditioning system use ducts to release cooled and heated air inside a house while ductless heating and cooling system uses a small outdoor unit and one or more indoor units that are placed in different zones to deliver air throughout a house. This system only requires the indoor unit to be connected to a source of electricity to be activated. This system is sometimes referred to as the split system, mini split systems, multi-split systems, or split-ductless systems. This is a cost-effective way to replace window type AC units and old heaters.
Ductless heating and cooling systems can be installed in new constructions, home additions, apartments, and condominiums. This system can also be added to buildings that uses ducted air systems. At A1 Comfort Heating and Cooling, we want your home and your wallet to be comfortable which is why we install, repair, and maintain ductless heating systems. Call us today to schedule an installation!
Utility costs have increased in the recent years, and an inefficient system can add to that ever increasing bill. Ductless heating and air conditioning system operate using less power. The units are smaller, and there is no loss in efficiency because the temperature controlled air is directly delivered to specific zones.
Why Choose Ductless
Utility costs have increased in the recent years and an inefficient system can add to that ever increasing bill. Ductless heating and air conditioning system operates using less power. The units are smaller and there is no loss in efficiency because the temperature controlled air is directly delivered to specific zones.
Homeowners are also eligible for tax credits or utility rebates for the year that they installed the ductless air conditioning and heating system. Homeowners and businesses are encouraged to take advantage of this program from the federal, state, and local levels.
Traditional HVAC systems need to be professionally cleaned on a regular basis. Ductless air conditioning and heating systems offer multi-stage filters that reduce dust, pollen, and bacteria.
Due to the small size of ductless cooling system and its zoning capabilities, it allows for greater energy efficiency. Ductless heating and air conditioning follow Energy Star guidelines which makes it far more energy efficient than the minimum standard set by the U.S. federal government. By using ductless heating and cooling, you not only save money but you also help reduce your total carbon output.
Ductless systems also take advantage of new technology and uses a refrigerant called R410A which is known for its zero ozone depletion potential; it produces less negative impact on the environment.