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Mini Split Systems in Tulsa

Heating and cooling for the rooms your ducts do not reach, or for a whole home that never had ductwork.

A mini split is a ductless heating and cooling system. An outdoor unit connects to one or more indoor units on the wall or ceiling, and each indoor unit heats and cools the room it sits in. It is a good fit for a room addition, a converted garage, a bonus room, or a house with no ductwork to begin with.

Because each indoor unit has its own controls, a mini split can hold different rooms at different temperatures. That helps in a room that is always too warm in summer or too cold in winter, where the existing system never quite keeps up.

Triad Heating and Air installs mini split systems in Tulsa and the surrounding towns. Mini splits are also heat pumps, so the same system cools in summer and heats in winter.

Call Triad Heating and Air if

  • A room addition or garage conversion has no ductwork and no good way to add it
  • One room is always hotter or colder than the rest of the house
  • The house heats with baseboards or radiators and has no central air
  • A window unit is running all summer in a room that needs real cooling
  • The existing system cannot keep a bonus room or upstairs comfortable
  • Someone wants to heat and cool a space without cutting into walls for ducts
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In the Tulsa metro

Built for a Tulsa summer and a Tulsa cold snap

Tulsa summers are hot and humid, so a mini split in a problem room spends a lot of the year cooling and pulling moisture out of the air. A unit sized correctly for the room runs steadier and removes humidity better than one that is too large and shuts off early.

Winters here swing between mild days and hard cold snaps with ice. Mini splits heat as well as cool, but how a model performs in very cold weather varies, so ask about the heating rating when comparing options.

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What you get

What mini split systems includes

Sizing the system to the room or rooms it will serve
Mounting the indoor unit or units on the wall or ceiling
Setting the outdoor unit on a pad or bracket
Running the refrigerant line set and condensate drain between the two
Electrical connection to the outdoor unit
Starting up the system and checking that it heats and cools
Showing the homeowner how the remote and settings work
Cost

What mini split systems costs around Tulsa

Mini split installation is priced by the number of indoor units, the size of the system and how hard the install is. The range below covers typical installs, from a single indoor unit to a multi-unit system.

Mini split installation$4,000 to $12,000

Get your own range with the cost calculator

What moves the number

  • How many indoor units the system has
  • The capacity of the system and the size of the space it serves
  • How far the indoor units sit from the outdoor unit
  • Wall or ceiling construction where the line set has to pass through
  • Whether new electrical work is needed to power the outdoor unit
  • The brand and efficiency rating of the equipment
How it goes

From the call to the clean driveway

  1. 1

    Look at the space

    The rooms, the layout and the existing system are reviewed to decide how many indoor units the job needs and where they should go.

  2. 2

    Size the system

    Capacity is matched to the space, because a unit that is too big or too small cools poorly and wears out sooner.

  3. 3

    Install

    The indoor and outdoor units are mounted, connected with a line set and drain, and wired to power.

  4. 4

    Start up and check

    The system is started, tested in both heating and cooling, and the controls are explained.

Reviews

Mini Splits reviews

“I got a whole new HVAC system through Triad. They were very efficient and knowledgeable! The owner even came out and made sure everything was up to my standards! 10/10 recommend!”

Stacey Rader · Google review · System Replacement

“Great experience…. I had a mystery in my system and Triad came out 4 times before they were able to dertermine the problem with the old units. Installed a great new system and I am very pleased.”

Greg Geiger · Google review · System Replacement

“Very professional, they explain in detail the why's, what's, and how comes, and were priced to compete!!”

Regnas2008 · Google review

“A number of years ago our furnace system quit working. I called Triad Heating and Air Company. They sent several techs and ultimately determined the circuit board had shorted and upgraded our system to meet current manufacturer specs. Our furnace and A/C system has worked great since. Its better than new.”

medunbar1 · Google review · Heating

“We called out with an a/c went out mid summer. The guys got right out here and had us up and going with a new a/c unit and heater in no time. The crew was super friendly and answered any questions my wife had. Triad is super friendly and helpful and get to you very quickly. I recommend them to any home owner or company needing work done, or just inspected and cleaned.”

wade wilson · Google review · AC

“Always on time and they stay in touch for 2x annual service”

william owsley · Google review · Maintenance

Questions

Mini Split Systems questions

What is a mini split and how is it different from central air?

A mini split is a ductless system with an outdoor unit and one or more indoor units mounted in the rooms they serve. Triad Heating and Air installs them where central air would need ductwork that is not there, and unlike central air, each indoor unit controls its own room.

Can a mini split heat my room as well as cool it?

Yes. A mini split is a heat pump, so it heats and cools. Triad Heating and Air can talk through how a given model handles Tulsa's cold snaps, since low-temperature heating performance varies from model to model.

How much does a mini split installation cost?

Triad Heating and Air's published pricing for mini split installation is listed in the cost section on this page. Where a job lands in that range depends on the number of indoor units, system size and how difficult the installation is.

Do I need ductwork for a mini split?

No. A mini split needs no ductwork, which is the main reason homeowners choose one. Triad Heating and Air installs them in additions, garages and bonus rooms, and in homes that never had ducts.

How many indoor units will my home need?

It depends on how many rooms or zones you want to heat and cool. Triad Heating and Air sizes a mini split to the space, and a single room usually needs one indoor unit while a whole home may need several.

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