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Looking to replace your current ductless mini-split air conditioner? Or need an energy-efficient way to cool a small space or single room? Our Atlanta techs will help you find the right ductless mini-split system for your home, giving you the same 5-star service we've been giving customers for over 40 years.
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Price starting at: $4,500 Installed
Average time to complete: Half a day
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Enjoy all the benefits of a new Trane Ductless System WITHOUT the burden of costly repairs, maintenance, financing charges or coming out of pocket for unexpected thousands.
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Our Heating & Cooling Preventative Maintenance Plan is a LOWER cost than any industry competitor and provides you MORE coverage with our NO BREAKDOWN guarantee.
Cost of a Ductless Mini-Split
Installation in Atlanta
- Low: $4,500
- Average: $5,500
- High: $7,500
What's Included in
Your Ductless AC Installation
- Multiple system options
- New, high-efficiency ductless mini split AC
- 1-year labor warranty or options that include FULL Coverage for life...even for repairs.
- 10-year manufacturer warranty
- Flexible financing
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Ductless AC Installation Costs Vary Based On:
- Number of indoor units. Your cost will increase with the number of indoor units. While central AC uses just one indoor unit, ductless systems can have up to 8 indoor units connected to 1 outdoor unit. The number of indoor units you need depends on how many rooms/areas you want cooled.
- Energy efficiency (SEER rating). Systems with higher energy efficiency will cost more. Ductless AC efficiency is measured by SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio). The higher the SEER rating (ranging from 14 to 33+), the more efficient the ductless mini split.
- Cooling & Heating capacity. The "bigger" the system, the more it will cost. Ductless mini splits are sized based on their cooling capacity, which is measured by the number of BTUs (British Thermal Units) it outputs. Residential ductless systems range from 6,000-54,000 BTUs. Your tech will be able to tell you which size system you need.
- Whether you're replacing an existing unit. You'll pay more to install a ductless mini split system for the first time than you will to replace an existing one. That's because when you initially install a ductless system, the tech will have to determine the most efficient route for the refrigerant lines and cut into your walls/ceilings to install the indoor and outdoor units-increasing time and labor. If you're replacing an existing ductless system, that time-intensive work is already done. Read more about the pros and cons of mini split systems.
