New installations
Installing a system starts with the layout. A technician decides how many heads the rooms need, where they mount and how the refrigerant line reaches the outdoor unit.
Ductless Mini-Split Heating in New Hampshire
A wall-mounted head inside, a compact unit outside and no ductwork between them. That is a mini-split, and it can warm a cold room, an addition or a finished attic. New Hampshire Heating takes calls for new mini-split work and for repairs.
Where a boiler and radiators do the heating, ducts may be missing entirely, and that gap is what ductless equipment fills. We take these calls in New Hampshire.
Mini-split service
A head that blows cool air
Maybe the wall unit hums along yet leaves its room chilly, or one room stays warmer than its neighbor. Finding out means testing the outdoor unit, the refrigerant lines and the head itself.
Water at the indoor head
Drips fall from the wall unit. A technician finds where the water comes from.
Blinking codes or no start
A unit that stays dark or flashes a code needs a technician to look at it.
Is ductless right for your house?
A technician will talk through ductless, a ducted heat pump or fixing what you have, in person and without pressure, so you can pick what suits your home.
For ducted systems, see heat pump repair and installation. The home page has more.
Call us for a free quote
Mention the chilly rooms and what warms everything else under your roof. We charge nothing for the call, and the quote costs nothing as well.
Call (866) 661-2784