Ductless Mini-Splits in Birmingham 

Serving Homewood, Vestavia Hills, Pelham, Bessemer & Hoover 

At Plus One Heating and Air, we offer professional ductless mini-split services, including installation, repair, and maintenance. Our licensed and insured heating and air conditioning technicians are experienced with all makes and models of mini-split systems, providing reliable solutions to keep your home comfortable through every season. Whether you need a new installation or routine service, our work is backed by strong warranties, giving you added confidence in the quality of our services. With our team on the job, you can count on expert care for your ductless mini-split system to keep your space comfortable and efficient year-round.

Call (659) 212-6148 for ductless mini-split services in Birmingham. We offer free service estimates to help you get started.

What Are Ductless Mini-Splits?

Ductless mini-split systems are a type of heating and cooling system that provides efficient temperature control without the need for ductwork. These systems consist of two main components: an outdoor unit that contains the compressor and condenser and one or more indoor units that deliver conditioned air directly into individual rooms or zones.

The indoor units are mounted on walls or ceilings and connected to the outdoor unit by a small conduit, which houses the refrigerant line, power cable, and condensate drain. The system works by transferring heat. In cooling mode, the refrigerant absorbs heat from the inside and expels it outside. In heating mode, the process is reversed, drawing heat from the outdoor air and transferring it indoors.

Do You Need a Mini-Split in Every Room of the House?

No, you don’t need a mini-split in every room of the house. One of the key features of ductless mini-split systems is their ability to provide zoned heating and cooling, meaning you can have a separate indoor unit for each zone or area you want to condition. For example, if you have a larger home, you might install a mini-split unit in the living room, another in a bedroom, and possibly one more in a home office or finished basement.

The number of mini-split units you need depends on the size of the space you're looking to cool or heat, as well as the layout of your home. A single multi-zone system can handle multiple rooms with different indoor units, all connected to one outdoor unit, allowing you to control the temperature in each zone independently. This flexibility makes mini-splits a great option for homes without ductwork or for areas where traditional HVAC systems aren’t practical.