Branford Ductless Heating & Cooling Services
Enjoy The Flexibility of Whisper-Quiet Ductless Mini-Split Systems
Temperatures in Connecticut can be fickle and unpredictable. Whether you’re frustrated with uneven temperatures, high energy bills, or outdated ductwork, a professionally installed ductless HVAC system can be an excellent solution for enjoying quiet, modern comfort while keeping energy costs low.
At Air Inc. Heating & Air Conditioning, we offer a broad selection of top-quality ductless systems to help you find the best fit for your home. Our technicians are NATE® certified and install industry-leading brands like Samsung® and Mitsubishi Electric®, giving you peace of mind that your new unit is built to last.
Our team has an A+ BBB rating and proudly offers financing options, same-day scheduling, and weekend appointments for your convenience. When you partner with our friendly professionals, you can expect unmatched service backed by over 30 years of experience. We guarantee your satisfaction!
Enjoy maximum comfort and savings in Branford with ductless solutions from our HVAC experts. Call (203) 871-0801 to schedule a service.
What Is a Ductless HVAC System?
Ductless HVAC systems provide indoor climate control for a single room or multiple zones throughout your home. They don’t require ductwork and operate more efficiently than traditional HVAC equipment, making them a great choice for homes without existing vents.
Many models also offer remote control, programmable schedules, and advanced filtration to improve indoor air quality. They use zoning to only heat or cool the rooms you use, allowing you to enjoy customized comfort and energy savings.
Because these systems do not rely on large duct trunks and branches, they are often easier to integrate into older homes built before modern central air standards and that follow Connecticut building codes. If you are planning a mini split installation, Branford homeowners often choose ductless equipment to add comfort to sunrooms, finished attics, garages, or additions without tearing into walls and ceilings, which helps preserve the character of your property while improving comfort in our humid summers and chilly winters.
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"Well worth it. Will call again next year!"
Susan T.
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Customer-First ServiceWe believe in honest communication, fair pricing, and lasting relationships. Every service call is backed by our commitment to your comfort, convenience, and peace of mind.
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Expert Technicians You Can Count OnOur skilled and certified technicians bring years of hands-on experience to every repair, installation, and maintenance job, ensuring your system runs efficiently and reliably year-round.
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24/7 Emergency ResponseDay or night, our dedicated team is ready to respond to any HVAC emergency. We’re always available to protect your comfort and prevent costly damage when unexpected issues arise.
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Proven Trust and ReliabilityWith over three decades of experience and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau since 2000, we’ve earned a spotless record of customer satisfaction — zero complaints and countless positive reviews that speak for themselves.
Types of Ductless Systems We Handle
Wall-Mounted Indoor Units
Wall-mounted units deliver targeted comfort with smart fan adjustments tailored to room conditions. These units are easy to install, offer remote operation, and use multi-layer allergen filtration to improve air quality. They come in sleek designs and a variety of colors to enhance your home’s appearance while delivering consistent comfort.
In many Branford homes, wall-mounted units are a good fit for bedrooms, home offices, or open-concept living areas where you want efficient temperature control without bulky equipment. We take time to evaluate wall space, window locations, and insulation levels so the unit can distribute air evenly and operate quietly. This careful planning helps you get the most from your system and avoid common issues like hot and cold spots or drafts.
Ceiling-Cassette Indoor Units
Ceiling-cassette units are discreetly mounted in ceilings and deliver direct, conditioned air with one-way or four-way flow. They provide precise temperature control, controlled airflow, and convenient remote operation. These versatile systems are well-suited for larger rooms or spaces where wall-mounted units are not ideal.
For homes with limited wall space or open floor plans, ceiling-cassette units can be a smart way to keep areas comfortable while maintaining a clean, uncluttered look. We account for ceiling height, joist locations, and access for condensate drainage so the unit can be installed safely and in line with local building practices. This option works well in great rooms, kitchens, and family rooms where you want even coverage without a visible unit on the wall.
Floor-Mounted Indoor Units
Floor-mounted units feature hot-start technology, multi-flow vanes, and hyper-heating technology. These units operate quietly, can be controlled remotely, and maintain indoor air quality with washable filters. They are highly efficient and perform reliably even in cold climates.
Floor-mounted systems are often a good choice in spaces with low ceilings, knee walls, or large windows where wall or ceiling placement is challenging. We frequently recommend them for finished basements and older shoreline homes around Branford, where floor-level heating helps combat drafts and cold spots near windows. By discussing how you use each room, we can match the indoor unit style to your layout so your ductless investment supports comfort all year long.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Ductless System Lower My Energy Bills?
Absolutely. Ductless systems use high-efficiency INVERTER® technology to eliminate the energy loss associated with ductwork, which accounts for more than 30% of air conditioning energy consumption. ENERGY STAR®-rated ductless units use up to 50% less energy than conventional systems, making them a worthwhile investment for many property owners.
When we help you plan a new system, we look at your home’s insulation, window quality, and current energy use to estimate how a ductless setup could impact your monthly bills. Proper sizing, careful placement of indoor heads, and proper refrigerant charging all play major roles in long-term performance. By following manufacturer guidelines and local best practices for homes in coastal Connecticut, we aim to help you reduce wasted energy while staying comfortable year-round.
Which Ductless System Is Best for My Home?
The right ductless system depends on your home’s layout, size, and heating and cooling needs. Our technicians can assess your space and recommend a suitable system for your property. As a Carrier® Certified Factory Authorized Dealer and Mitsubishi Electric® Diamond Contractor™, we offer a wide selection of high-quality products from trusted brands.
During an in-home consultation, we review how many rooms you want to condition, how you use each space, and whether future renovations might change your needs. We also discuss options such as single- and multi-zone setups, cold-climate performance for New England winters, and controls that make it easier to manage comfort throughout the day. This thoughtful planning process helps ensure your ductless mini split installation supports both your comfort goals and your long-term budget.
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With a multi-zone ductless heat pump, you can connect multiple indoor air handlers—often up to eight—to heat and cool different rooms independently.
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A ductless heat pump works by moving heat, not creating it. In the summer, it pulls heat out of your home to keep you cool. In the winter, it extracts heat from the outdoor air—even when it’s cold—and brings it inside. Each indoor unit controls the temperature of its own room, providing efficient, quiet comfort without ductwork.
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Yes we do offer many financing options, such as:
>> No Interest Financing
>> Low Interest Financing
>> Short Term Financing
>> Long Term Financing
All of our financing options allow the customer to have the installation of their new heating and/or air conditioning system to be done now.
Our financing programs also enables our customers to invest in indoor air quality products so their family can breathe better.
Financing simply make the job affordable.
For more information about our financing programs, call (203) 871-0801.
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You should never have to add refrigerant (Freon) to your central air conditioning system, unless there is a leak in the system.
If your system has a leak, a service technician should never be "topping it off" with refrigerant. The system needs to be leak tested and the leak needs to be repaired.
A refrigerant leak WILL harm the compressor, cause the system to draw more electricity, provide inadequate cooling and/or heating if it is a heat pump.
Many refrigerants are being banned due to the ozone depleting chemicals. That is another reason that ALL refrigerant leaks need to be repaired and not topped off with more refrigerant.
Refrigerant repairs on older central air conditioning systems can get costly, so you may be better off replacing your system.
If you have any questions about your central air conditioning system, contact our office!
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YES THEY DO!
Years ago heat pumps only worked well in warmer climates, such as Florida or the Southern California.
New technology has made heat pumps one of the most efficient source to heat and cool your home anywhere in the United States.
Heat Pumps are being installed in many homes all over Connecticut, Maine, Mass, Vermont and Rhode Island.
ALL of the home owners are writing rave reviews about their energy savings and comfort they are getting from their new heat pump systems.
See for yourself: View Reviews
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are essential for maintaining a comfortable, healthy, and energy-efficient home. A properly functioning HVAC system not only keeps indoor temperatures steady year-round—it also improves air quality by filtering out dust, allergens, and pollutants. Regular maintenance ensures your system runs efficiently, lowering energy bills and extending its lifespan. Whether it’s keeping your family cool in the summer or warm in the winter, your HVAC system plays a vital role in creating a safe and comfortable living environment.
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