Mini-split systems are a good investment for many commercial structures as well. They allow spot heating and cooling that operates independently of a central system, allowing efficient, economical control for only those occupied areas.

Will a mini split save money?

Here's the thing – ductless mini-splits really do save you money. Not only are the cheaper to install, but they're proven to lead to more long-term savings and cost way less in maintenance fees.

Why mini splits are bad?

However, it has been shown that mini-split installation can also have serious “leaks” as long line sets on the outside of the house can pick up heat in the summer and lose heat in the winter. The result can be significantly higher energy costs than would be expected based upon the rated efficiency of the system.