If you are looking for the most efficient HVAC solution for your home, you may want to consider ductless AC. These systems offer a lot of options for the installation of new air conditioning and an affordable system for the cooling needs of your home. The following options are some of the things you may want to discuss with an air conditioning service before having ductless HVAC installed:

Determining Where to Install Ductless AC

The first thing to consider for installing ductless HVAC is where you want to install it. There are different situations where ductless AC solutions work great, including:

• Mini-split systems for a single floor
• Multiple units for multi-story HVAC needs
• Single ductless AC unit to add HVAC to new areas

The ductless AC can be a great solution for areas where you want to expand your heating and cooling, such as an addition or finished basement.

The Size and Design of Ductless Systems

The size of the HVAC system you have installed in your home is another important factor to consider. When determining the size and type of ductless system, you may want to take into account a few factors, including:

• Determining the HVAC tonnage
• Mini-split systems and where they are going to be installed
• Separate systems and tonnage for multiple floors

The mini-split options will provide your home with a cooling solution that works much like zoned central HVAC. This is because they can provide more cooling for the needs of your home.

Choosing AC or a Ductless Heat Pump Solution

There are also options to install just the cooling or an AC heat pump that can provide heating too. There a few factors you want to consider to determine if a ductless AC heat pump is right for the HVAC needs of your home, including:

• You have mild winter weather
• An existing heating system is outdated
• You are looking for an all-in-one HVAC solution

The heat pumps are specially designed to provide AC and heating for your home. The only thing is they may not work effectively if the temperatures get too low.

Ductless Thermostats, Controls, and Zoned HVAC

There are also various options for the thermostat and controls of a ductless HVAC system. Some of the ductless HVAC control options you may want for your system include:

• Integrated controls and remotes
• Zoned HVAC design with individual controls
• Conventional HVAC thermostats

The controls of your ductless system can be integrated into the air handlers installed inside your home, or they can be more conventional HVAC thermostats.

The ductless HVAC solutions can provide you with efficient and affordable cooling before summer. Contact an air conditioning service to start discussing these options for the needs of your home.