Heat and cool the rooms you use most with quiet, efficient, individually controlled comfort. Armstrong's installs, services and maintains ductless mini-split systems throughout Fremont, Steuben County and the surrounding area.
A ductless mini-split uses a compact outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor air handlers. Instead of sending conditioned air through a central duct system, each indoor unit delivers heating and cooling directly to its room or zone.
That makes mini-splits an excellent option for additions, upstairs rooms, garages, workshops, older homes without existing ductwork, and spaces that never seem comfortable with the rest of the house.
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Mini-splits give you more control over comfort while avoiding the space, cost and disruption that may come with adding new ductwork.
Set different temperatures in different spaces instead of conditioning the entire home to one setting.
Heat-pump mini-splits can provide efficient cooling in summer and dependable heating through much of the year.
Modern indoor units operate quietly, making them well suited for bedrooms, offices and living spaces.
Variable-speed technology can closely match the heating or cooling demand of the space instead of constantly cycling on and off.
Ductless systems are especially useful when extending an existing central HVAC system would be difficult, inefficient or unnecessary.
Our team can look at the rooms you want to condition, evaluate the layout and recommend a system sized for the actual heating and cooling load.
Talk With Armstrong'sThe right design depends on how many spaces you want to heat and cool and how independently you want to control them.
One outdoor unit is connected to one indoor unit. This is a simple, effective choice for a garage, addition, bonus room, office or other individual space.
One outdoor system can serve multiple indoor units, allowing separate comfort control in several rooms or areas while keeping the installation compact.
Armstrong's can help throughout the life of your mini-split system—from selecting and installing new equipment to troubleshooting, cleaning and ongoing maintenance.
Have a question about adding ductless comfort to your home? These are some of the most common things homeowners ask us.
Yes. Many ductless systems are heat pumps, so they provide air conditioning during warm weather and reverse operation to provide heat when temperatures drop.
No. The indoor and outdoor units are connected by a small refrigerant and electrical line set, which is why ductless systems work so well in homes or rooms without existing ducts.
With a multi-zone system, each indoor unit can typically be controlled independently, giving different rooms their own temperature settings.
Yes. Filters and indoor components need regular cleaning, and the complete system should be checked periodically to maintain airflow, efficiency and reliable operation.
Let Armstrong's help you determine whether a ductless mini-split is the right solution for your home or business. We'll help you choose a practical system for the space and your comfort goals.
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