Have You Considered Using a Ductless Air Conditioning System?
Ductless AC systems offer efficient, room-by-room comfort with a less invasive installation. Learn how a mini-split can fit additions and more.
Ductless air conditioners, also called mini-splits, are a practical cooling option for rooms without ductwork, new additions, or as a complement to your existing system. A ductless AC installation can add comfort to your home in the following ways:
Energy Efficiency
Ductless systems are known for their efficiency. They avoid the energy lost through leaky ducts, and because each indoor unit can be set independently, you only cool the rooms you are using. Many of today's systems also meet ENERGY STAR guidelines for efficiency.
Cost Savings
Because ductless air conditioners can use less energy, they can help lower your summer utility bills. Energy-efficient equipment may also qualify for tax credits or utility rebates, depending on the programs available when you buy.
Minimal Installation
A ductless installation is usually far less invasive than adding ductwork. The indoor and outdoor units are connected through a small opening in an exterior wall, so there is much less disruption to your home. Many installations can be completed quickly.
Customized Comfort
Each indoor unit can be controlled individually, giving you more control over the temperature in each space where one is installed. Indoor units also filter the air they circulate. That makes ductless systems a good fit for upstairs bedrooms, finished attics, sunrooms and additions.
Extend the Life of Your Current System
Even if you already have central air, a ductless system can help, especially if you have added on or finished more living space. A mini-split can handle the new area so your existing AC is not overworked trying to reach it.
Ductless AC Installation in Burlington County
Gibson Home Services installs Daikin and Fujitsu ductless mini-splits for homes in Delran, Moorestown and nearby towns. If a ductless AC system sounds like a fit, contact Gibson Home Services or call (856) 220-4158 and we can talk through the options for your home.
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