Problem Rooms
Targeted cooling for rooms that central AC does not balance well.
Ductless Cooling
Ductless Mini Split Cooling for Rooms, Condos & Garages
A ductless mini split can cool spaces that central ductwork does not handle well, including additions, condos, garages, bedrooms, offices, and problem rooms.
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Service Details
Targeted cooling where ducts do not reach.
Ductless systems can solve comfort problems in isolated spaces without extending ductwork through the whole home.
- Rooms and additions that stay too warm
- Condos and home offices needing targeted cooling
- Garages and finished spaces without ductwork
- Cooling and heat pump options depending on project scope
What We Check
Where ductless cooling fits.
Real Deal HVAC explains what is happening and gives you the practical next step.
Additions
Cooling without extending the existing duct system.
Condos & Garages
Comfort options for spaces that need their own zone.
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FAQ
Common questions.
What is a ductless mini split and when does it make sense?
An outdoor compressor connected to one or more indoor wall units by a small refrigerant line, with no ductwork. It is the usual answer for a room the ducted system never reaches: additions, converted garages, finished basements, attics and sunrooms.
Can one outdoor unit serve several rooms?
Yes. A multi-zone system runs several indoor heads off one outdoor unit, and each head is controlled separately, so you are not heating or cooling rooms nobody is in.
Does a mini split heat as well as cool?
Most do. They are heat pumps, so they run in reverse in winter. In an Ontario winter a mini split is usually best treated as supplementary heat for the space it serves rather than a whole-home replacement.
How much disruption is the installation?
Far less than adding ductwork. It needs a small penetration through the exterior wall for the line set, a mount for the indoor head and a pad or bracket outside. Most single-zone installations are done in a day.
Are they noisy?
The indoor head is generally quieter than a forced-air register, because the compressor is outside. Placement still matters, and where the head goes is worth thinking about before it is mounted rather than after.
What maintenance do they need?
Regular filter cleaning, which is a homeowner job, plus a periodic professional clean of the indoor coil and blower wheel. Skipping the coil clean is the usual cause of the musty smell people complain about.