Ductless Mini Splits in Redding, CA

Ductless mini split systems reduce energy consumption in your home, which means saving energy and money on your utility bill. Bickley’s Air Conditioning & Heating can install, repair & service ductless heat pumps in Redding, CA. If you live in a ductless home and are tired of the inconsistency of a window mounted AC, ask us if ductless mini split system is right for your home.

Ductless Mini Split Installation in Redding

When we install a ductless mini split system in Redding, CA our air conditioning technicians make every effort to minimize disruption to your home or your daily routine. Our qualified technicians show up in clean uniforms, use drop cloths, and wear shoe covers to protect floors. We provide installations for a variety of ductless mini splits in Redding, CA. Because these systems are installed as individual units, there’s no need to install duct work. If you have an existing forced air system, and your air ducts are in poor condition, ductless mini splits may be a good option for you if you don’t want to replace or seal the ducts. With a ductless mini split, you get an energy efficient way to heat and cool your home, and it also provides zone control. We can help you select how many units to install and where. We also install thermostats that are designed to work with a variety of ductless heat pump models.

Ductless Mini Split Replacement

If you are wondering whether it would be better to fix your old ductless mini split system or install a brand new one, give us a call. We will be happy to discuss it with you and give you a recommendation based on your particular situation. We install a variety of ductless mini splits in Redding that feature the latest in energy efficient technology. Bickley’s Air Conditioning & Heating will be there from the start to help you choose the ductless system that matches your needs.

Total Home Comfort Can Be a Reality

When the only option for modern cooling and heating was a ducted central HVAC system, the reality of the uncomfortable home was normal. In recent years, however, there have been significant advances in cooling and heating, including zoning.

A zoned home is divided into segments based on each area’s need for conditioning. Rather than relying on a single unit to cool or heat the entire property, multi-zoned homes utilize a network of small, energy efficient units and thermostats to send the right amount of conditioned air to each zone. This allows homeowners to have room-by-room control.