Give a casita, home office or addition its own temperature control. Start with a plan that considers how the room is built and how you use it.
Installed by Core Comfort HVAC · Site-specific written quotesA single-zone system pairs one indoor unit with an outdoor unit. A multi-zone design connects several indoor units to a shared outdoor system. Room separation, usage and equipment combinations help determine the appropriate approach.
Indoor-unit placement affects airflow, furniture arrangements and access for filter care. We also consider outdoor-unit location, drainage, refrigerant line routing and electrical requirements before finalizing the scope.
An addition may require coordination with other trades and applicable permits. Ask which tasks are included, who handles electrical or wall repairs, and how the installation schedule fits the rest of your project.
Plan your project with the details that matter.
Closed doors and separated rooms limit airflow. A site assessment can help determine whether separate zones or a different distribution approach is appropriate.
A ductless installation can serve a space without extending existing ducts. Whether it is the right solution depends on the room and the overall comfort needs of the home.
A dedicated mini-split provides its own control for the area it serves. Actual comfort depends on system selection, placement and the building envelope.
Share your city and the space you want to cool. We’ll help you plan the next step.