Provo Ductless Installation and Replacements

Are Ductless Systems Efficient?

Yes! Ductless systems are incredibly efficient. They use variable-speed compressors with inverter technology to continuously match the heating or cooling load. Doing so avoids the inefficient on-and-off cycling of conventional central cooling and heating systems. 

Say goodbye to uneven temperature zones and high energy bills. Say hello to true, consistent comfort!

How Do I Know When to Replace My Ductless System?

Many ductless systems can last up to 15 years or more if they receive regular maintenance. However, like any mechanical system, they don't last forever. Over time, wear and tear can impact their reliability and performance, leading to potential increases in energy costs, uneven temperature control, or an increased number of costly repairs. Recognizing the signs of an aging or failing ductless system allows you to make proactive decisions that can save you time, money, and stress. Our Provo ductless installation and replacement pros can evaluate the condition of your system and provide honest advice on whether new equipment is a good idea.

It may be time to replace your ductless system if you notice any of the following problems:

• Constant repairs. If your system requires frequent repairs or service calls, the cost of maintaining it may outweigh the benefits of replacement. Repeated breakdowns indicate that your system is struggling to function and may be approaching the end of its service life. Investing in a new system can eliminate these recurring disruptions and expenses and provide more reliable performance for many years to come.
• Rising utility bills despite repairs and maintenance. A noticeable increase in your energy bills may signal that your ductless system is no longer running efficiently. Older units often work harder to produce the same level of cooling or heating, leading to higher energy consumption. In some cases, repairs or a tune-up may restore your system’s efficiency, but if it’s nearing the end of its expected service life or you don’t see improvements after your equipment receives professional attention, a replacement may be the more cost-effective choice. Replacing an inefficient system can help reduce energy costs and improve overall performance.
• Uneven temperature control. If some areas of your home are consistently too hot or too cold, your system may no longer have the capacity to regulate temperatures properly. These irregularities often indicate a system that has aged past its prime or one with underlying mechanical issues that may be impractical to repair.