Year-round comfort for Mercer Island homes. Our licensed team installs ductless mini splits for quiet, efficient heating and cooling—tailored to your living space.
From lakefront estates in East Seattle to mid-century homes in First Hill, many Mercer Island residents choose ductless mini splits to improve comfort without adding ductwork. We handle the entire process—design, permits, electrical, and installation—with clean craftsmanship and upfront pricing.
• Perfect for home offices, basement suites, and ADUs, especially popular in island properties.
• Energy-efficient inverter technology reduces bills while keeping your home comfortable during both hot summers and chilly winters.
• Discreet outdoor installation preserves the curb appeal of waterfront and hillside homes.
Single-zone systems are best for master suites, detached offices, or bonus rooms.
Multi-zone systems allow one outdoor condenser to run multiple indoor units (2–6 heads), giving each space individual temperature control.
Our Mercer Island installation process includes:
Load calculations for precise system sizing
Dust-controlled drilling and weather-sealed wall penetrations
Insulated line-sets and tidy condensate routing
Dedicated electrical circuits and permit coordination with the City of Mercer Island
Startup testing, smart control setup, and full homeowner walkthrough
Typical installs:
Single-zone: 1 day
Multi-zone: 1–2 days, depending on layout
We install Mitsubishi, Daikin, and Gree mini splits, customized for your home:
Unit formats: wall-mounted, floor-mounted, or ceiling cassette
Noise levels: ultra-quiet operation (20–24 dB(A))
Smart controls: Wi-Fi apps, remote access, scheduling
Efficiency: ENERGY STAR® and high SEER2 ratings for savings
Air filtration: multi-stage filters reduce pollen, dust, and odors
Finishing touches: concealed line-sets, color-matched covers, neat penetrations
Yes. Multi-zone systems can condition several rooms or even whole homes efficiently.
They both cool and dehumidify, improving comfort during hot, humid summer days.
They both cool and dehumidify, improving comfort during hot, humid summer days.
Absolutely. Ductless is perfect for detached spaces, offering independent temperature control.
We place them discreetly, often behind landscaping or along less visible walls, with color-matched covers.
