Ductless Mini Split Installation Services in Texas

Start with how many separate rooms you are conditioning. One room means a single-zone system. Two to eight rooms usually means a multi-zone system sharing one condenser. Replacing a central system entirely means whole-home ductless. Beyond that, the application pages cover sizing quirks specific to garages, sunrooms, attics, and other spaces that need more capacity than their floor area suggests.

No. We are a lead-generation service that matches Texas homeowners with licensed installers. Every installation is performed by a licensed, insured local contractor from our vetted partner network — all TDLR-licensed, EPA-certified, and insured, verified before they join. We explain the arrangement fully on how we make money.

Single-zone systems run $2,000–$5,500 installed regardless of application — a garage unit and a bedroom unit at the same capacity cost the same. What varies by application is the capacity you need. A 400 sq ft bedroom needs 12,000 BTU; a 400 sq ft garage needs 18,000 to 24,000 BTU because of the garage door and uninsulated ceiling. See the pricing page for full tables.

Sometimes. A multi-zone condenser can serve a bedroom and a home office on the same circuit. It generally should not serve both a living space and a workshop — those have very different use patterns, and a shop-side failure would take out the living area too. The usual approach is one multi-zone system for living spaces and a separate single-zone unit for a garage or shop.