Ductless Mini Splits
What is a Ductless Mini-Split System:
Ductless mini-split system—is a type of HVAC system that heats (and often cools) your home without using ductwork.
How It Works:
- A small outdoor unit connects to one or more indoor units mounted on walls or ceilings.
- Refrigerant flows between the units, transferring heat from outside to inside (or vice versa for cooling).
- Each indoor unit has its own thermostat and remote, allowing zoned temperature control.
Ductless systems are especially great for retrofits, ADUs, sunrooms, or homes with inconsistent heating.
Pros of Ductless Heating
Cons of Ductless Heating
Best For…
Homes Without Ductwork
Perfect for older homes, ADUs, garages, or additions where installing ducts would be costly or disruptive.
Zoned Comfort
Each indoor unit has its own thermostat, allowing room-by-room temperature control—great for families with different comfort preferences.
Mild Climates
Ukiah’s moderate winters and hot summers are ideal for mini-splits, which offer efficient heating and cooling year-round.
Energy Efficiency
Inverter technology adjusts output precisely, reducing energy waste and lowering utility bills.
Design Flexibility
Wall-mounted, floor-mounted, or ceiling cassette options fit a variety of room layouts and aesthetics.
Quiet Operation
Indoor units run quietly, making them great for bedrooms, offices, and living spaces.
Improved Air Quality
Built-in filters help reduce allergens, dust, and odors—without circulating air through dusty ducts.
Mini-split systems are a great choice for Ukiah homes, offering energy-efficient heating and cooling without ductwork.
