Stay comfortable in South Prairie year-round. Our licensed team installs ductless mini splits—quiet, efficient, and tailored to your home.
Whether you live in a farmhouse on the plateau or a family home near the South Prairie Creek Trail, a ductless mini split system delivers comfort without bulky ductwork. We handle everything—system design, permits, electrical, and installation—with clean, code-compliant work and clear pricing.
• Ideal for basement apartments, ADUs, and garage conversions, which are common upgrades in the area.
• Inverter technology lowers utility bills while maintaining stable year-round comfort.
• Low-impact installation blends seamlessly with rural and small-town home designs.
Single-zone systems: Best for bedrooms, offices, or detached studios.
Multi-zone systems: One outdoor condenser supports 2–6 indoor heads, giving independent comfort to multiple rooms.
Our South Prairie installation process includes:
Accurate load calculations for right sizing
Dust-controlled drilling and sealed penetrations
Insulated line-sets and tidy condensate routing
Electrical circuits and permit handling with Pierce County
Startup testing, remote control setup, and homeowner walkthrough
Timelines:
Single-zone installs: 1 day
Multi-zone installs: 1–2 days
We install Mitsubishi, Daikin, and Gree ductless systems, tailored for South Prairie homes:
Unit options: wall-mounted, floor-mounted, or ceiling cassette
Ultra-quiet operation: indoor heads ~20–24 dB(A)
Smart controls: Wi-Fi apps, scheduling, and geofencing
Efficiency: ENERGY STAR® certified with high SEER2 ratings
Air quality: washable filters reduce dust, pollen, and odors
Finishes: concealed line-sets, weather-sealed, and color-matched covers
Yes, they’re perfect for homes without central ducts and for detached spaces like barns or workshops.
A single unit can condition 300–1,200 sq. ft., depending on layout and insulation.
Yes, we manage all electrical and mechanical permits for your installation.
No. We use discreet covers, seal penetrations, and place outdoor units neatly.
Yes. Advanced filtration helps reduce indoor dust, smoke, and allergens.
