Ductless Systems

that use a network of ducts to distribute air throughout the house, ductless systems deliver cool or warm air directly into individual rooms.

Here’s how it works. There’s an outdoor unit and one or more indoor units. These indoor units are usually mounted high up on the wall or ceiling in the rooms you want to cool or heat. They’re connected to the outdoor unit by a small conduit that carries refrigerant, power, and drainage. It’s a convenient system without the ductwork.

Why people are choosing ductless systems

There are plenty of reasons why homeowners are switching to ductless air conditioners, but let’s look at the top five:

• Zoned Cooling and Heating: Imagine being able to set the perfect temperature in each room of your home. With ductless systems, you can keep your living room cool, for example, while the rest of the house stays at a different temperature.
• Energy Efficiency: Since ductless systems don’t rely on ducts (which can leak air and reduce efficiency), they’re much more energy efficient. Plus, you’re only cooling or heating the rooms you’re actually using
• No Major Renovations Required: Installing ductwork can be a huge and expensive job, especially in older homes or homes without existing ducts. Ductless systems only need a small hole in the wall to connect the indoor and outdoor units.
• Quiet Operation: Ductless systems are known for being quieter than traditional central air systems.
• Improved Indoor Air Quality: Traditional duct systems can accumulate dust, mold, and other allergens. Ductless systems eliminate that risk factor.

In short, a ductless HVAC installation in Pittsburgh is better for your health and bank account. It’s more quiet and easier to install.