UniColorado has been pioneering MiniSplit Technology in Colorado since 2015.
Whether you’re looking to add air conditioning to a house with no ductwork, specific space heating and cooling, get a fully new electric heat pump system or reduce your fossil fuel foot print, we’re the most experienced HVAC company in the greater Denver Metro area for Mini Split Installation & Retrofitting.
MiniSplits are typically ductless systems designed to electrify homes with no ductwork.
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Our mini split installation cost is lower than most companies in Denver. Need a rough estimate? Check out our online cost calculator.
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We understand that mini splits can be confusing systems at times so we give you all details and all options possible for what you’re trying to accomplish in your space. Our mini split units come with a 12-year warranty.
Considering whether a ductless mini-split system is the right choice for your home depends on various factors. Let’s explore some considerations to help you make an informed decision:
No Ductwork: If your home lacks existing ductwork or you prefer to avoid the installation of ducts, a ductless mini-split system can be an excellent option. It eliminates the need for ductwork, making it easier and more cost-effective to install.
Zoning and Flexibility: Ductless mini-split systems offer individualized temperature control for different zones or rooms. This zoning capability allows you to set specific temperatures in each area, providing personalized comfort and energy efficiency.
Energy Efficiency: Ductless mini-split systems are known for their energy efficiency. Since they don’t experience the energy losses associated with ductwork, they can be more efficient in heating and cooling your home, potentially leading to lower energy bills.
Heating and Cooling: Ductless mini-split systems provide both heating and cooling capabilities. They can efficiently cool your home during hot months and provide warmth during colder seasons. This versatility makes them a year-round solution for comfort.
Space Considerations: If you have limited space for HVAC equipment or renovations, ductless mini-split systems are compact and require less space compared to traditional central HVAC systems. The indoor units are typically mounted on walls or ceilings, saving valuable floor space.
Aesthetics: Ductless mini-split systems offer a sleek and modern appearance. The indoor units are designed to blend seamlessly with your home decor, offering a more aesthetically pleasing option compared to traditional air conditioning units.
Installation and Cost: While installation costs can vary, ductless mini-split systems may
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Pricing based on our average installation costs in 2022 for customers. The provided numbers are intended as starting points for your project, but please note that costs vary between properties & different projects.
While opinions may vary, Mitsubishi Electric is often regarded as one of the top brands for mini-split systems. They have established a strong reputation for their rugged build quality, reliability, and performance. Mitsubishi Electric has been a leader in the mini-split market for many years and has a successful track record in providing high-quality systems.
Additionally, Mitsubishi holds numerous patents in mini-split technology, which has allowed them to develop innovative features and advancements in the field. This can create a competitive advantage for the brand and contribute to their overall market dominance.
Yes, a whole house mini-split system is possible. However, in practice, it is more common to install mini-split indoor units in areas such as the master bedroom and main living areas, where temperature control is typically desired. The number of indoor units needed for a whole house mini-split system will depend on the size of the home and the specific heating and cooling requirements. Smaller homes generally require fewer indoor units compared to larger homes.
UniColorado has been installing heat pump systems since 2015; back then, many in the HVAC industry thought of heat pumps as a luxury product that would be unlikely to become mainstream. The tides have now shifted and now heat pumps are all the buzz.
We’re thankful that we started early and now have a wealth of knowledge and practical experience in heat pump systems that our competitors will not have for many years to come.
We offer a variety of heat pump products and brands; if you have a residential property, it is very likely that we have a solution for your specific needs and project at a reasonable price. Don’t forget, because of our heat pump volume, our heat pump prices are typically one of the lowest in town with the most durable equipment.
As heat pumps seem to be the future of HVAC, there is an institutional push towards them. The Federal government, Local City & State governments and utility companies want to incentivize homeowners to install a heat pump system.
Currently, for any HVAC equipment out there, heat pumps have the highest third-party incentives by far. In Colorado, in 2023, the average heat pump rebate is $4,000 which is a historically high incentive.
Check out rebates page for more details.
The cost of installing a mini split air conditioning system can vary significantly depending on a number of factors, including the size and type of unit you choose, the complexity of the installation, and the location of the installation. In general, you can expect to pay anywhere from $3,200 to $10,000 or more for a complete mini split installation.
There are a few key factors that can influence the cost of a mini split installation:
Size and type of unit: The size and type of mini split unit you choose will have a big impact on the overall cost of the installation. Larger units and multi-zone systems will typically be more expensive to install than smaller, single-zone units.
Complexity of the installation: The complexity of the installation can also affect the overall cost. Factors that can increase the complexity of the installation include the need for electrical work, the distance of the unit from the indoor unit and more.
Location of the installation: The location of the installation can also impact the overall cost.
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