Have you considered getting ductless air conditioning for your De Soto, MO residence? If so, turn to our AC technicians at De Soto Electrical Products for the answers. Your AC system is one of your home’s most important features. Being able to comfortably control the temperature in your dwelling can help you save money and make the most out of your cooling equipment. A ductless AC or mini-split, as it is also called, is a great idea for improving the comfort level of your home. A ductless cooling system is ideal for a historic home that lacks ductwork and cannot be architecturally altered to accommodate it. This sort of system is also great for room additions where ducts were not included. It’s an alternative to traditional HVAC equipment that has become very popular in recent years.
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De Soto’s Ductless Air Conditioning
Ductless air conditioning uses a number of essentially self-contained heat pumps to cool your interior space. They don’t require ductwork to distribute cooled air throughout the house, and one can be installed in each room where it would be most productive. Up to eight of them can operate with a single outdoor compressor, and that component can be placed up to 50 feet away.
The air handlers can be installed inconspicuously in the walls or ceilings of your home. Since the units do not require ducts to work, they are more efficient. Experts estimate that somewhere between 20% and 40% of the energy expended to condition air temperature is lost through leaks in the average home’s ductwork. In addition, this arrangement allows you to set up a zoned system in which each area can be controlled individually with its own thermostat. You can forget about cooling or heating a room no one is using or having family arguments about the temperature of the whole house.
There are numerous benefits offered by a mini-split:
- No ductwork needed
- Lower energy consumption
- Reliable, affordable, and efficient cooling
- More manageable individual comfort zones
- Less maintenance and greater longevity than traditional HVAC
Skilled Mini-Split Installation Service
De Soto Electrical Products has been serving the residents of De Soto for over 50 years. Our skilled technicians will work with you to install your new ductless mini-split system in areas of your home where it will give you the maximum results. We’re dedicated to providing the best possible outcomes to our customers. Our rates are reasonable, and we offer flexible appointment options because we know our clients are busy.
Missouri summers are hot and sticky. Beat the heat with a glass of iced tea and a new ductless air conditioning system. We’re close by on State Highway 21 in De Soto and can be at your location ready to get to work in no time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if one ductless unit is enough for the space I want to cool?
One ductless unit may be enough for a single open room, addition, garage apartment, sunroom, or home office, but it depends on the square footage, insulation, ceiling height, windows, room layout, and sun exposure. If the space has multiple rooms or closed doors, more than one indoor unit may be needed for consistent comfort.
Can ductless air conditioning help if one room is always hotter than the rest of the house?
Yes. A ductless system can be a good solution for a room that does not get enough cooling from the main HVAC system. This can happen in additions, upstairs rooms, finished garages, enclosed porches, or areas far from the thermostat. Before installation, it is still helpful to check whether ductwork, insulation, or airflow problems are causing the room to overheat.
Where should the indoor ductless unit be installed?
The indoor unit should be installed where it can move air across the space without being blocked by furniture, doors, curtains, or room layout. Placement should also consider ceiling height, exterior wall access, where people spend time, and how the room heats up during the day. Good placement helps prevent hot spots and uncomfortable airflow.
What maintenance does ductless air conditioning need after installation?
Ductless systems need regular filter cleaning, clear airflow around the indoor unit, clean outdoor coils, and periodic professional maintenance. Because these systems often run for long periods, buildup can affect cooling, efficiency, drainage, and indoor air quality. Watch for weak airflow, water leaks, odors, unusual sounds, or reduced cooling.
If you’re ready to ditch your old, inefficient air conditioning system for a new, energy-efficient one, contact us today!
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