Ductless Installation Services
Ductless Air Conditioning Installation & Replacement in Houston, TX
Increase Efficiency With Ductless Mini-Splits
Ductless mini-splits are an energy-efficient heating and cooling solution that doesn’t need ductwork. These units offer room-to-room climate control. They’re excellent for recent home additions, sunrooms, older homes without a duct system, or to increase your central AC’s efficiency.
Horizon Air Solutions offers expert ductless mini-split repairs and installations throughout the Houston area. Our background-checked technicians are highly trained and experienced in all equipment brands, and you can count on us for upfront pricing, free estimates on service calls, and customized solutions to fit your needs and budget.
Enjoy total comfort with a ductless mini-split. Schedule installation or replacement by calling (346) 988-2977.
How a Ductless Mini-Split System Works
Ductless HVAC units work similarly to a regular HVAC system but without the need for air ducts. The two types of ductless HVAC units are single- and multi-zone.
The single-zone ductless mini-split uses an outdoor compressor corresponding to one indoor unit. The multi-zone system has a single outdoor compressor with up to five indoor units.
For cooling, the ductless HVAC unit will pull in air from the room and pass it through a refrigerant system before releasing the cooled air back into the room. For heating, the unit passes the air past a heating element, warming it before releasing it back into your home.
Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Ductless Mini-Split
Similar to any other HVAC system, a ductless mini-split will eventually need replacing. You may need a new unit if:
- Your mini-split no longer heats or cools well.
- The system is over 10 to 20 years old.
- The system needs frequent repairs.
- Your mini-split makes loud or odd sounds.
- Newer models are much more energy-efficient.
Benefits of Ductless Air Conditioning Installation
There are many advantages to installing a ductless HVAC system in your Houston home, including:
- Energy efficiency: Ductless HVAC systems don’t experience the same amount of energy loss as duct systems, making them more energy-efficient and cost-effective.
- Total climate control: Mini-splits allow for customized zoning control for room-to-room comfort.
- No ductwork: These units skip the air ducts and deliver comforting air without needing new ducts or a connection to the duct system.
- Quiet operation: Newer models offer smooth and quiet operation.
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Schedule Ductless Air Conditioning Installation in Houston, TX
When you call Horizon Air for ductless mini-split replacement or installation, you work with the best ductless AC technicians in Houston. Our licensed and insured experts bring years of experience and a dedication to top-quality service. We’re ethical, honest, and ambitious in all we do.
You can count on us for:
- Upfront pricing
- Free estimates
- Coupons & specials
- Maintenance plans
- Financing options
Reach out to us today by calling (346) 988-2977!
Commonly Asked Questions
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- Without maintenance, your HVAC system will last about 10 years. If you’ve recently had two or more repairs to your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, it’s time to replace your heating system. A heating unit is a big financial investment. Fall furnace maintenance saves money by keeping your system running more efficiently for longer.
- The winter storm of 2021 is proof that we should keep our heating systems in good condition!
- If you have questions about heating system maintenance, call (346) 988-2977 or contact Horizon Air Solutions.
- If your AC breaks and it’s more than 90 degrees outside, that’s an emergency. If your boiler, furnace, or heating system breaks and it’s 40 degrees or below, that’s an emergency too.
- Signs to look for include:
- Air blows cool when you need warm air.
- HVAC system won’t turn on.
- If your heating unit turns on and off, this is called short-cycling, and it’s an emergency in minus 40-degree weather.
- Noises (clicking, clunking) can indicate an emergency.
- Odd smell — if it’s the odor of burning plastic/electronics, don’t delay. If you smell gas, call your utility company, then call us ASAP.
- Puddles or drips under your heating unit can be a frozen coil or refrigerant leak.
- You suspect you have a furnace carbon monoxide leak:
- Brown/yellow stains around the pilot light area of the unit.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out.
- You notice a gas-like exhaust smell.
- If you didn’t schedule fall heating maintenance, it’s not uncommon to smell burning dust the first time you turn on your heating unit. Odors you should be concerned about are:
- Burning plastic/electrical: Turn off your heating system immediately and call Horizon Air for emergency heating repair.
- Chemical/formaldehyde: A crack in the heat exchanger can cause this odor; it’s an emergency.
- Lingering odors: We have several solutions for “bad air.” The overwhelming smell of cooking grease, cigarette smoke, or pet urine isn’t an emergency, but it isn’t healthy, either. Schedule an indoor air quality assessment.
- Metallic: A heating unit component may be overheating. Turn the unit off and call us.
- Mold/mildew or “dirty socks”: This is not an emergency, but it’s a health risk. Schedule an HVAC inspection.
- Rotten eggs: This may indicate a gas leak. Turn off your heating unit, open windows, and call your utility company. Then call Horizon Air.
- Sewage: This is dangerous. It means a sewage line is leaking into some area of your heating system. Call us, but we may advise you to call a plumber before scheduling an emergency repair.
- Smoke: Turn off your heating system and call us ASAP.
- Without maintenance, your HVAC system will last about 10 years. If you’ve recently had two or more repairs to your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, it’s time to replace your heating system. A heating unit is a big financial investment. Fall furnace maintenance saves money by keeping your system running more efficiently for longer.
- The winter storm of 2021 is proof that we should keep our heating systems in good condition!
- If you didn’t schedule fall heating maintenance, it’s not uncommon to smell burning dust the first time you turn on your heating unit. Odors you should be concerned about are:
- Burning plastic/electrical: Turn off your heating system immediately and call Horizon Air for emergency heating repair.
- Chemical/formaldehyde: A crack in the heat exchanger can cause this odor; it’s an emergency.
- Lingering odors: We have several solutions for “bad air.” The overwhelming smell of cooking grease, cigarette smoke, or pet urine isn’t an emergency, but it isn’t healthy, either. Schedule an indoor air quality assessment.
- Metallic: A heating unit component may be overheating. Turn the unit off and call us.
- Mold/mildew or “dirty socks”: This is not an emergency, but it’s a health risk. Schedule an HVAC inspection.
- Rotten eggs: This may indicate a gas leak. Turn off your heating unit, open windows, and call your utility company. Then call Horizon Air.
- Sewage: This is dangerous. It means a sewage line is leaking into some area of your heating system. Call us, but we may advise you to call a plumber before scheduling an emergency repair.
- Smoke: Turn off your heating system and call us ASAP.
- If your AC breaks and it’s more than 90 degrees outside, that’s an emergency. If your boiler, furnace, or heating system breaks and it’s 40 degrees or below, that’s an emergency too.
- Signs to look for include:
- Air blows cool when you need warm air.
- HVAC system won’t turn on.
- If your heating unit turns on and off, this is called short-cycling, and it’s an emergency in minus 40-degree weather.
- Noises (clicking, clunking) can indicate an emergency.
- Odd smell — if it’s the odor of burning plastic/electronics, don’t delay. If you smell gas, call your utility company, then call us ASAP.
- Puddles or drips under your heating unit can be a frozen coil or refrigerant leak.
- You suspect you have a furnace carbon monoxide leak:
- Brown/yellow stains around the pilot light area of the unit.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out.
- You notice a gas-like exhaust smell.
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