Ductless mini split heat pumps have become more and more popular in the Greenville, South Carolina area, which is the primary reason we have made a conscious business decision to be the region’s local heat pump specialist. These ductless mini split systems offer energy-efficient cooling and heating, making them an attractive option for many homeowners, including ones in our neighborhoods…
When it comes to ductless systems, one of the most frequently asked questions we get is, “How does a mini split work?” A mini split is a heat pump, so it’s not unlike some more traditional heat pump systems, but there are certain aspects that differentiate them. This guide will tell you a little more about how mini splits work,…
Do you find yourself asking, “Why is my upstairs colder than downstairs in winter?” Or wondering, “Why is my upstairs bedroom so cold?” Every home is different and unique, but this is a common problem we see in lots of them. There are different reasons this may be happening, and different solutions to fix the problem. My background is in…
When it comes to cooling your home, two of the most popular options to consider are: central air conditioning (traditional, cooling-only heat pump) and ductless mini split systems (ductless heat pump that heats and cools). Each has its own unique features and benefits, as well as drawbacks. In this article, we will compare mini splits and central air, discussing their…
We are getting towards the end of the summer, and it’ll be chilly out before you know it. One of the best ways to heat a home efficiently is with a heat pump, but we are often asked: How does a heat pump work in winter? If you want to know a little more about how heat pumps work, this…
Most garages are designed without heating and air conditioning in mind. It’s typically a storage space, and one that people don’t spend time in. But, if you DO want to use your garage as a workspace, a living space, maybe an office, you’ll want to have it comfortable all year long. We recommend a mini split for a garage in…
Does your home have an attic fan? It could be costing you on your energy bills. Attics can reach temperatures between 110-130 F during hot summer days. This air is being pulled into your home while your AC is running causing your AC to work harder. We estimate an attic fan can increase your heating and cooling costs by 4-10%….
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