A garage, new addition, or warm upstairs bedroom may need its own heating and cooling. Solutions Contracting installs ductless systems that give you control over these spaces without adding new ductwork. We handle the sizing, placement, and installation so the system suits the room you use.
Your room’s heating and cooling needs guide our choice of mini-split air conditioning. During the visit, we discuss how you use the space and check the capacity it needs for local weather, including 100°F afternoons. That helps us select equipment for the room rather than relying on floor area alone.
We also plan where the indoor wall or ceiling units and outdoor compressor will go. A small line set connects them through a wall opening, usually about 3 inches across, depending on the system. Our crew routes the lines neatly and seals the opening when the connections are complete.
We serve homeowners in Fort Worth, Arlington, Dallas, and Irving. Our ductless mini split installation service covers:
We pair 1 outdoor unit with 1 indoor unit for a garage, bedroom, or office. This gives you a separate temperature setting for that space.
Your multi-zone mini split connects several indoor units to 1 outdoor unit. Each room has its own temperature setting, though most systems require the rooms to share heating or cooling mode.
Our team helps you compare high-wall units, ceiling cassettes, and floor consoles. We check the room layout and available space so your chosen unit fits where it can work well.
A ductless heat pump provides cooling in summer and heating in winter. We check both needs before selecting equipment, so your system suits more than the hottest days.
We price each ductless mini split installation after checking the space. Your quote depends on:
Our ductless AC installation service covers the equipment, connections, drainage, and startup checks. You receive a clear plan for each part of the job before work begins.
We calculate the room’s load using its size, windows, insulation, and sun exposure. A unit that is too large may cycle too often and remove less moisture. One that is too small may struggle to reach your setting.
If drafty single-pane glass adds to the heat, we can discuss energy-efficient windows before sizing your system. This helps us base the choice on the room you plan to use.
Your indoor unit needs room to spread air across the space. Our crew also places the outdoor unit on a level pad or suitable bracket, with the clear space its manufacturer requires. We route the line set through a sealed opening and fit a paintable cover for a neat finish.
Our technicians pressure test each line set with nitrogen, pull a deep vacuum, and check the refrigerant charge before startup. For systems using R-32 or R-454B, we follow the equipment’s specific safety and handling rules.
The installation also includes a dedicated circuit and disconnect to suit the equipment. We give the condensate drain a steady slope where possible, or use a suitable pump when needed. This lets water drain away instead of leaking inside your home.
As a residential roofing company, we can check the attic above a hot room as part of your visit. Our team looks at insulation and roof ventilation, then explains any work that may reduce the room’s heating or cooling needs.
We measure your room and discuss how often you use it. These details help us plan the equipment and where it should go.
Your written quote includes equipment choices, unit locations, and the installation price. Our team also explains any electrical work the project needs.
Once you approve the work, our crew cleans the gutters, fixes weak spots, and fits your leaf guard to each section.
We test heating, cooling, airflow, and drainage before showing you the controls. You'll know how to change the settings and care for the filters.
We handle the full setup and explain how to use your new system:
Tell us which room needs better heating or cooling. We'll check the space, explain your options, and provide a written quote with no pressure to buy.
A single-zone system usually takes 1 day. Several indoor units may take 2 to 3 days, depending on your line set routes and electrical work. We confirm the timing after checking your home.
Yes, with a design that meets the load and airflow needs of the whole home. Our team can also plan a smaller system to support central AC in rooms that need extra help.
Suitable models can cool in 100°F+ weather, but capacity varies by unit. We check the manufacturer’s high-temperature performance when selecting your equipment. An inverter adjusts compressor speed to help maintain your set temperature.
The federal 25C credit does not cover a new heat pump installed in 2026. The IRS states that it will not be allowed for any property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Local utility incentives may still apply, and we’ll help you check the requirements for your project.
Permit requirements depend on your city and the work involved. A new system may need mechanical and electrical permits. We check the local rules and handle the required permits and inspections as part of your job.
Make your garage, bedroom, or addition more comfortable with a system sized for the space. Solutions Contracting provides free installation estimates across Dallas-Fort Worth
