Here in Florida, a ductless heating and cooling system in a single-zone configuration starts at $3,500 - fully installed, and ready to turn on. The price goes up from there, depending on a variety of factors.

Buyer Beware

Some websites advertise ductless mini-split systems as low as $1,867 and $159 to have it professionally installed. As you can probably imagine, that price is for the cheapest, least efficient unit on the market, but no reputable contractor would charge that little for labor so proceed with caution.

Ductless Mini-Splits are Whisper-Quiet

By now, you may already know that ductless systems are a quiet, efficient heating and cooling solution that will, in some cases, pay for themselves in energy savings, but what can a homeowner expect to pay for this modern convenience in the Broward, Palm Beach and Deerfield Beach area?

Ductless mini-split technology has actually been around for more than 50 years, but it’s only been available to Florida homeowners for the past 30 years or so. In fact, ductless systems account for 90% of all HVAC systems sold in Japan and 80% of all systems in Europe. Lack of familiarity with the technology and limited access to information has slowed the adoption of ductless in the United States, but its efficiency has caused major utility companies, government agencies, and homeowners to take notice.

The financial incentives associated with ductless technology have made it one of the fastest-growing home comfort solutions for residential heat pump and air conditioning replacements.