How Going Ductless Can Save You Big Bucks Year-Round

If your energy bills are increasing, then you may want to consider installing a ductless system in your Timberlake, North Carolina, home. Ductless systems are perfect for both heating and cooling. There is no ductwork, and therefore, you avoid the problem central HVAC systems have with leaky ducts. A ductless system can help you save money in several ways.

Lower Installation Costs

Ductless systems are relatively simple to install. A ductless mini-split system provides heating and cooling and is a great alternative to a centralized HVAC system. The indoor unit connects to the outdoor compressor via a narrow tube. Installing the outdoor unit, mounting the indoor component, and connecting both via a hole in the wall, completes the setup for your new system. The approximately two-inch hole is a small task compared to the work involved in setting up ductwork for central HVAC systems.

Better Temperature Control

Ductless systems are perfect for zoning your home. You can install a mini-split AC in more than one room. Even if you have multiple indoor units, you only need one exterior unit. Additionally, each mini-split system will have a dedicated thermostat and remote to regulate the temperature. No more fighting over who controls the centralized temperature—you have control over your own room.

Improved Energy Efficiency

Targeted heating and cooling and the absence of ductwork go a long way toward helping you to save energy. However, ductless systems also come with better air filtration that protects your household and helps to keep the unit clean. The design of today’s system also takes advantage of new technology to provide more efficient heating and cooling.

Going ductless for your heating and cooling needs can help you curb energy waste so you reduce your carbon footprint and save big bucks in the long run. Call 336-542-5188 to speak with the experts at Regan & Son HVAC, Plumbing & Electric. We’ll be happy to install your new ductless system.

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