O’Fallon, MO Ductless Mini-Split Installation

Ductless Mini-Split Installation Services in O’Fallon, MO

When you have trouble heating or cooling certain parts of your home, Chesterfield Service offers an ideal solution. When you can’t rely on your HVAC system to make particular areas of your home comfortable, we’re here to help. Mini-split systems are the perfect way to control indoor temperatures in spaces that are hard to cool or heat. They help you save energy and money. They’re also easy to install and come with other great benefits.

Chesterfield Service is a locally owned and operated HVAC company that offers high-quality ductless mini-split installation for O’Fallon, MO homes. Our experienced team can help you determine where this type of system might work best in your home. Find out more about ductless mini-split systems to see if they might be the right solution for keeping your home as comfortable as possible.

How Ductless Mini-Split Systems Work

Think of a ductless mini-split system as your very own personalized heating and cooling system. This type of system has indoor units or air handlers that can be installed in almost any space in your home. We mount them on walls in rooms or areas that need better heating, cooling, or both. How does this work? Each indoor unit connects to an outdoor unit, which is often an air-source heat pump, which is able to provide heated or cooled air as needed. If you have a room that is only too hot, you can connect your indoor unit to an air conditioner instead and it will only blow cool air into your space. 

Ductless mini-split systems circulate air in specific rooms or areas called zones. You can have multiple indoor units installed, depending on which parts of your home need more reliable cooling or heating. There’s no ductwork involved. This results in a highly efficient way to improve indoor comfort in certain areas of your home. They work by transferring heat energy rather than generating it, which can save you a lot of money on heating bills. During the heating season, the outdoor compressor extracts heat from the air and transfers it to the indoor unit. In the cooling season, the process is reversed. The heat from in the home is transferred outside to the compressor and released. 

Every indoor unit is controlled separately. That means whoever is in a certain zone or room can adjust the controls as needed for more heating or cooling. You can turn the indoor unit in your garage on while working on something, so you don’t freeze in winter or sweat in summer. Just turn it off when you leave, and you won’t waste any energy.