A practical option for a particular space
Ductless equipment is often considered for additions, converted rooms, workshops, bonus rooms and spaces with different comfort needs from the rest of the home. Each indoor unit gives that area its own control.
Placement and sizing matter
Indoor-unit location affects air movement and appearance. Outdoor-unit location, condensate drainage, line routing, electrical service and access all belong in the installation plan.
KOLD reviews the room and the practical route between indoor and outdoor equipment before recommending the setup.
Mini-split repair and maintenance
Call when a ductless unit is not heating or cooling, is leaking, displays an error, makes a new sound or has weak airflow. Cleaning needs and repair needs are assessed separately so the visit addresses the actual problem.
Individual comfort for a home library
The supplied KOLD project photo shows ductless equipment selected for a home library—a good example of matching the system to how one room is used rather than treating it like the whole house.
Helpful answers
Common questions
Does every room need its own outdoor unit?
Not necessarily. The right arrangement depends on the number of areas, their loads and the equipment selected.
Can KOLD service an existing mini-split?
Yes. Send the system brand, any error code and a description of the problem when available.