We Specialize in Ductless Cooling & Heating Systems

Not only do ductless systems provide flexible solutions, they save your money. Ductless systems, also know nas ductless heat pumps or ductless mini-splits, are highly efficient easily installed primary heating and cooling systems for electrically heated homes and deliver air into different zones.They are comprised of a small outdoor unit and one or more indoor units that require nothing more than mounting capabilities and access to electricity. They’re safe, durable and quiet, and they heat rooms evenly at a fraction of the cost of baseboard, wall and ceiling heat or electric furnaces.

Ductless systems utilize heat pump technology to distribute warm or cool air more quietly and efficiently than traditional electric heaters. With three main components (outdoor unit, indoor wall-mounted unit, remote control), ductless heat pumps are easily installed by a professional in less than a day and can reduce your electric heating costs by 25-50% while keeping you comfortable all year long.

Ductless systems are ideal for replacing or supplementing baseboard, wall and ceiling heat, wood stoves, electric furnaces and other electric plug-in space heaters, such as those using propane or kerosene. A cost-effective solution for a small electrically heated home consists of a single-zone system serving the main area of the house, with existing electric baseboards remaining in bedrooms and bathrooms.

While most can attest to the rise of of our utility bills, These multi-split systems allow homeowners to create “zones” which means you only pay for the rooms that you are currently cooling or heating.

At Legacy HVAC Solutions, we care about our carbon footprint and aiding in a healthier environment for you and your family. Ductless systems can not only drastically reduce dust, bacteria, pollen, allergens and other particulates in the air but they also allow for greater energy efficiency. Ductless systems use a refrigerant called R410A, which is known for its zero ozone depletion potential. This means the system will have less impact on the environment throughout its lifecycle.