Mini Split AC Systems for Dallas, TX
Ductless mini split AC for Dallas homes, Deep Ellum lofts, Preston Hollow estates, Uptown condos, and DFW suburb new construction in Frisco, McKinney, and Prosper. Systems ship free from our Medley, FL warehouse — 1,200 miles, 3–4 business days. Authorized dealer for Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO. Federal 25C tax credit up to $2,000/year available.
Why DFW homeowners and contractors choose MiniSplitsforLess
The Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex is one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the United States — 7.8 million people across Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, Denton County, and beyond. Dallas summers are brutal: 100–108°F heat indices are common from June through September, and the deregulated electricity market (Oncor transmission, your choice of retail provider) means efficiency directly translates to lower monthly bills. When you order from MiniSplitsforLess, you get an authorized dealer shipping from a fully stocked warehouse in Medley, FL — 1,200 miles away, 3–4 business days by freight, free. We know DFW: from corporate executives moving headquarters to Uptown Dallas and Preston Hollow estates, to Frisco and Prosper new construction, to Richardson’s Telecom Corridor tech buyers, to the aging 1980s suburban stock in Garland and Mesquite.
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Authorized Dealer — Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, BRAVO
Every system we ship to the DFW Metroplex comes with verified authorized dealer documentation — critical for manufacturer warranty claims, TDLR permit submissions, and federal 25C tax credit documentation. Grey-market units sold through unauthorized channels void the manufacturer warranty and can fail Texas HVAC inspection. We stock over 2,000 models and ship to all major DFW ZIP codes from Dallas city proper to Frisco, Allen, McKinney, Plano, Garland, Irving, Carrollton, and Denton.
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Ships from Medley, FL — 3–4 Business Days to DFW, Free Freight
Our Medley, FL warehouse ships direct to all DFW addresses. The approximately 1,200-mile route moves through established freight corridors — Dallas typically receives delivery in 3–4 business days after shipment. Free freight shipping is included on all orders over $300. Mini split systems weigh 80–180 lbs and normally cost $200–400 to ship as heavy freight when billed separately; we include it. What you see in the cart is what you pay — no liftgate surprises, no fuel surcharges, no residential delivery upcharges.
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HVAC Specialists Who Know DFW’s Deregulated Electricity Market
Dallas sits in Oncor’s transmission territory within the ERCOT deregulated grid. That means Dallas residents choose their own retail electric provider through PowerToChoose.org — and efficiency improvements have a direct, measurable ROI. Our team at 855-775-4822 can help you understand SEER2 ratings relative to your specific provider’s rate structure, model the energy cost difference between a 16 SEER2 and a 22 SEER2 system at DFW’s summer consumption levels, and recommend the right unit for everything from a Richardson townhome to a Preston Hollow estate.
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Federal 25C Tax Credit — Up to $2,000/Year for Dallas Homeowners
While Dallas has no major utility rebate program (Oncor does not run customer rebates; some retail providers offer limited efficiency incentives), the federal Section 25C heat pump tax credit provides substantial savings for DFW homeowners. Qualifying mini split heat pump systems earn 30% of equipment cost, up to $2,000 per year, for owner-occupied primary residences. No income limit applies. All Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO heat pump mini splits we carry are ENERGY STAR certified and qualify for the 25C credit. Call us for the CEE documentation required with your tax filing.
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7-Year Compressor Warranty + Research-Ready Buyers Welcome
Every system we sell carries a 7-year compressor warranty through the authorized dealer channel. Richardson’s Telecom Corridor attracts tech-savvy, research-oriented buyers who compare specifications carefully — and we welcome it. Our product pages include full spec sheets, AHRI certificates, SEER2 ratings, and CEE tier documentation so you can verify every claim before you buy. Call 855-775-4822 for pre-purchase consultation specific to your DFW property type.
Dallas, TX climate & delivery facts
Dallas summers demand real HVAC — and deregulated power rewards efficiency
The DFW summer is among the most demanding HVAC environments in the continental US. Combined with a deregulated electricity market, upgrading to a high-efficiency mini split delivers measurable monthly ROI — not just comfort.
100–108°F heat indices and a four-month cooling season
Dallas averages over 100°F on 20–25 days per year, with heat indices frequently reaching 105–108°F during peak summer afternoons in July and August. The active cooling season runs June through September — and increasingly, high-90s temperatures arrive in May and linger into early October. Standard sizing guides written for ASHRAE Zone 4 or 5 dramatically underestimate what DFW requires. Dallas sits in Zone 2A (Hot-Humid), and homes in older suburban stock in Garland, Mesquite, Grand Prairie, and South Dallas need aggressive sizing. Plan for 20–22 BTU per square foot as your minimum baseline, with adjustments upward for west-facing exposures and attic floor plans without radiant barriers.
Oncor + deregulated retail providers — efficiency equals lower bills
Dallas electricity is distributed by Oncor but sold competitively — residents choose their retail electric provider at PowerToChoose.org. Retail rates fluctuate significantly by plan, and summer peak pricing on variable-rate plans can spike sharply during July and August when ERCOT demand is highest. A high-SEER2 mini split (18+ SEER2 vs. a 14 SEER2 aging central system) running in a 2,000 sq ft suburban home can reduce cooling energy consumption by 25–40% during the summer season. At Dallas’s average retail rate of $0.12–0.16/kWh, that’s meaningful monthly savings during peak months — and the math gets better when you factor in the federal 25C tax credit recouping 30% of equipment cost.
1980s–2000s suburban homes — aging HVAC on borrowed time
A large share of DFW housing in Garland, Mesquite, Irving, Grand Prairie, Carrollton, and Farmers Branch was built between 1980 and 2005. Central HVAC systems from that era are at or past their designed lifespans — typical central air compressor life is 15–20 years. When a 20-year-old central AC fails during a 103°F July afternoon in Garland, you’re looking at a 2–4 week wait for a full central replacement. A mini split installation can be completed in 1–2 days, restoring comfort immediately. MiniSplitsforLess ships to DFW in 3–4 business days — ordered Monday, delivered Thursday, installed Friday.
Garage workshops, additions, and ADUs — ductless is the sensible answer
The DFW suburban lifestyle means large lots, detached garages, workshop conversions, backyard casitas, and home additions that original ductwork never covered. Extending existing ductwork to a new 400 sq ft home office addition or a converted 3-car garage workshop typically costs $3,000–8,000 and degrades efficiency for the entire central system. A single-zone 18,000 BTU ductless mini split installed directly in that space costs a fraction of that, runs independently of the main system, and qualifies for the federal 25C tax credit as a standalone heat pump — the standard solution for DFW’s addition-heavy suburban market.
Frisco, McKinney, Prosper, and Celina — new construction mini split demand
The northern DFW corridor from Plano to Prosper is one of the fastest-growing residential markets in the US. New construction here creates unique HVAC demand patterns different from older urban Dallas stock.
Frisco, TX was the fastest-growing large city in the United States for multiple consecutive years. McKinney, Prosper, Celina, and Allen have followed the same curve — master-planned communities, large new single-family homes, and a wave of corporate relocation buyers from Goldman Sachs, Toyota, JPMorgan, CBRE, and dozens of other major companies that have shifted headquarters and operations to the DFW Metroplex. These buyers are often coming from markets where mini splits are standard in high-end residential construction. They’re not being introduced to ductless technology — they’re looking for the exact same premium systems they already know.
New construction in the northern DFW suburbs typically includes whole-home central HVAC as base spec — but builders frequently leave supplemental zones, bonus rooms, sunrooms, and detached structures uncovered. A 500 sq ft finished bonus room over the garage in a Frisco custom home, a 300 sq ft home office addition in McKinney, or a 700 sq ft casita on a Prosper estate lot are all perfect single-zone mini split applications. Multi-zone systems are increasingly spec’d into luxury new builds in Prosper, Celina, and Allen as a premium upgrade tier.
Corporate relocation buyers also tend to act quickly — they’ve sold their previous home, they’re closing on a new Frisco or McKinney build, and they want supplemental zones ordered and ready to install on move-in week. MiniSplitsforLess’s 3–4 day DFW shipping window fits that timeline. Call 855-775-4822 to plan an order around your closing or move-in date.
North DFW suburb fast facts
What size mini split do you need for your Dallas home?
Dallas is in ASHRAE Climate Zone 2A — hot and humid, requiring 20–22 BTU per square foot minimum. Use this guide for Dallas city proper, Uptown, Deep Ellum, Preston Hollow, Richardson, Plano, Garland, Irving, and all DFW suburbs.
- Deep Ellum loft bedroom
- Home office addition
- Server room / IT closet
- Suburban master bedroom
- Uptown studio apartment
- Bonus room over garage
- Deep Ellum open-plan loft
- Garage workshop (3-car)
- Lakewood living/dining area
- 2BR Richardson townhome
- 1,000 sq ft Plano condo
- East Dallas bungalow floor
- Preston Hollow estate wing
- Frisco new build main floor
- Commercial retail suite
Dallas sizing tip: Zone 2A requires 20–22 BTU per square foot minimum. Homes with large south- or west-facing windows (common in Uptown, Lakewood, and East Dallas), vaulted ceilings, or poor attic insulation should size up one step. Frisco and McKinney new construction with foam insulation and low-e glass can size closer to 18–20 BTU/sq ft. Use our free BTU Calculator for a precise room-by-room estimate tailored to your Dallas property.
Multi-zone mini splits for Preston Hollow, Highland Park, and DFW executive homes
One outdoor condenser, multiple indoor heads — the standard solution for Preston Hollow, Highland Park, and University Park luxury homes, corporate executive relocations, and DFW custom builds requiring independent zone control room by room.
Preston Hollow and Highland Park estates routinely run 3–5 zone systems to cover guest suites, home offices, gym rooms, and primary bedroom wings from a single condenser pad. Corporate executives relocating to DFW from high-density markets like New York and Chicago are familiar with multi-zone ductless architecture and often request it as a premium comfort upgrade on top of the builder’s standard central HVAC. Call 855-775-4822 for multi-zone system design assistance specific to your Dallas property layout.
Federal 25C heat pump tax credit — up to $2,000/year for Dallas homeowners
No major Dallas utility rebate program exists through Oncor. However, the federal Section 25C tax credit significantly reduces out-of-pocket equipment cost for qualifying Dallas homeowners.
What the 25C credit covers
- 30% of the cost of a qualifying heat pump mini split system (equipment only, not installation labor)
- Maximum annual credit of $2,000 for heat pumps — this is a tax credit, not a deduction, meaning it reduces your federal tax bill dollar-for-dollar
- No income limit — the 25C credit is available regardless of adjusted gross income
- Available for owner-occupied primary residences — investment properties and rentals do not qualify under 25C
- Credit resets annually — you can claim up to $2,000/year in multiple tax years if installing qualifying systems over multiple years
- Stackable with other energy credits for the same tax year up to the annual cap (insulation, windows, water heaters each have separate caps)
How to qualify and document
- Equipment must meet CEE (Consortium for Energy Efficiency) Tier 2 or higher efficiency specifications — all qualifying Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO models are CEE certified
- Installed in an existing home you own and use as your primary residence (new construction is not eligible for 25C)
- Claim on IRS Form 5695 (Residential Energy Credits) with your annual federal tax return
- Keep the manufacturer’s certification statement and your purchase invoice — required to substantiate the credit if questioned by the IRS
- We provide CEE certification documentation for every qualifying unit we sell — call 855-775-4822 or use the contact form and we’ll email the complete tax documentation package
- Consult your CPA or tax professional to confirm eligibility for your specific situation — tax laws change and individual circumstances vary
Retail provider efficiency incentives
- Oncor (the transmission and distribution utility for Dallas) does not offer direct customer rebates — they operate the wires, not the customer accounts
- Some retail electric providers (REPs) operating in Dallas through ERCOT offer limited efficiency incentive programs — check with your specific REP at sign-up or renewal
- TXU Energy, Reliant Energy, and Gexa Energy have historically offered periodic smart thermostat and efficiency device programs — confirm current offerings on PowerToChoose.org
- The federal 25C credit is the most reliable and substantial savings available for Dallas HVAC purchasers — up to $2,000 applied directly against your federal tax bill
- Combine the 25C credit with long-term energy savings from a high-SEER2 system on Dallas’s competitive retail electricity market for the strongest total ROI
Winter Storm Uri changed how Dallas thinks about heat — mini splits as backup heat
February 2021: Uri proved that Dallas HVAC needs cold-weather resilience
Winter Storm Uri in February 2021 was a defining event for DFW’s energy infrastructure. Dallas saw temperatures drop to −2°F — well below the design parameters of most Texas HVAC systems, which historically assumed a winter design temperature around 20–25°F. Millions of residents lost heat for days; pipes froze; demand on the ERCOT grid catastrophically exceeded supply.
The aftermath produced a new awareness among Dallas homeowners: a home’s HVAC system needs to function as genuine heating backup, not just supplemental warmth. Modern inverter-driven cold-climate heat pump mini splits — including models in our Cooper & Hunter and OLMO lineup — are rated to produce heat at 100% capacity down to 5°F ambient and continue heating at reduced capacity well below 0°F. That’s a fundamentally different performance profile than a conventional single-speed heat pump, which typically loses significant heating capacity below 35°F.
For Dallas homeowners adding a mini split for summer cooling, cold-climate heat pump models deliver a dual benefit: aggressive summer cooling performance rated for 108°F ambient, and genuine cold-weather heating backup rated for Uri-level temperatures. In a deregulated market where you choose your own power plan, having an efficient resistance-free heat source during a grid-stress event matters — both for comfort and for managing consumption during extreme weather pricing spikes. Call 855-775-4822 to discuss cold-climate rated models suitable for the DFW winter design condition.
City of Dallas permits and TDLR — what you need before installation
All new mini split installations in the City of Dallas require a mechanical permit and a TDLR-licensed HVAC contractor. Here’s what homeowners and contractors in Dallas and the DFW suburbs need to know.
City of Dallas mechanical permit
- Mechanical permits for new mini split installations in the City of Dallas are issued through Dallas Sustainable Development & Construction — online at dallascityhall.com
- Permit application requires a licensed HVAC contractor (TDLR) and submittal of equipment specifications, load calculations, and proposed equipment location
- Both residential and commercial installations require a permit — there is no self-permit option for residential HVAC in Texas
- Inspections are required after rough-in and again at final — your licensed contractor schedules these through the Dallas Development Services portal
- Permit requirements vary by suburb: Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, and other independent municipalities have their own building departments — check with your city’s development services office
- We provide full manufacturer documentation packages (spec sheets, installation manuals, AHRI certificates) to support your contractor’s permit application — call 855-775-4822
TDLR — Texas HVAC contractor licensing
- The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) governs all HVAC contractor licensing in Texas — tdlr.texas.gov
- A TDLR-licensed Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractor (Class A or Class B) is required for all refrigerant system work in Texas
- Class A license covers all cooling/heating capacities; Class B covers systems up to 25 tons — mini split work is covered by both classes
- Verify your contractor’s TDLR license number at tdlr.texas.gov/license-search before signing any installation contract
- EPA 608 refrigerant handling certification is also required for anyone purchasing or handling refrigerants including R-410A, R-32, and R-454B
- Unlicensed installation voids the manufacturer warranty, invalidates the 25C tax credit documentation, and creates liability exposure for permit violations and insurance claims
Suburban DFW permit notes
- Richardson, Plano, Garland, Irving, Carrollton, McKinney, Frisco, Allen, and other DFW suburbs each have independent municipal building departments — permit processes and fees vary
- Most DFW suburbs use similar online permit portal systems and accept electronic submittal of mechanical permit applications with equipment documentation
- New construction in Frisco, Prosper, McKinney, and Celina may fall under a different jurisdiction than City of Dallas — confirm with your contractor before permitting
- HOA restrictions on condenser placement are common in master-planned communities throughout northern DFW — verify with your HOA’s architectural review committee before purchasing
- Dallas County has unincorporated areas with their own code jurisdictions — confirm your address’s jurisdiction before pulling permits
All Dallas neighborhoods and DFW suburbs we serve
We ship free freight to every Dallas ZIP code and every DFW suburb — from Uptown Dallas to Prosper, from Irving to McKinney. Here’s the full coverage map for the DFW Metroplex.
Dallas City Proper
- Uptown Dallas
- Deep Ellum
- Oak Cliff
- Bishop Arts District
- Lakewood
- East Dallas
- Preston Hollow
- Design District
Park Cities & Inner Suburbs
- Highland Park
- University Park
- Richardson
- Garland
- Mesquite
- Balch Springs
- Sunnyvale
- Rowlett
North Dallas Corridor
- Plano
- Allen
- McKinney
- Frisco
- Prosper
- Celina
- Fairview
- Murphy
Northwest DFW
- Carrollton
- Farmers Branch
- Addison
- Irving
- Grand Prairie
- Coppell
- Lewisville
- Flower Mound
Denton County
- Denton
- Little Elm
- The Colony
- Corinth
- Argyle
- Lantana
- Aubrey
- Cross Roads
Fort Worth & Tarrant
- Fort Worth (all areas)
- Arlington
- Mansfield
- Burleson
- North Richland Hills
- Keller
- Southlake
- Grapevine
Ships from Medley, FL to Dallas — 3–4 business days, free freight
Our fulfillment warehouse at 9400 NW 104th St #150, Medley, FL 33178 ships direct to all DFW ZIP codes. Orders placed before our daily cutoff ship the same or next business day.
Why a Florida-stocked warehouse ships faster to Dallas than you’d expect
The I-10 and I-20 freight corridors connect Miami-area freight hubs directly to Dallas. Our carrier network moves freight from our Medley dock through central distribution in Jacksonville or Atlanta and then west — Dallas addresses consistently receive delivery in 3–4 business days from the time your order ships. That means a Monday order ships Tuesday and arrives Thursday or Friday in most DFW ZIP codes.
We stock over 2,000 mini split models — more than any dedicated HVAC retailer in the region. Dallas contractors working on multiple DFW projects order regularly because they can count on the inventory being in stock and the transit time being predictable. We don’t drop-ship from manufacturers on a 3–6 week backorder queue; everything we sell is in our Medley warehouse ready to move the next business day.
Warehouse address: 9400 NW 104th St #150, Medley, FL 33178
Mini split questions for Dallas, TX
Can a mini split really save money on electricity in Dallas’s deregulated market?
Yes — and the math is particularly favorable in Dallas because you can shop your retail electric provider for competitive rates. Dallas is served by Oncor’s transmission grid within ERCOT, the deregulated Texas electricity market. You choose your retail provider (TXU Energy, Reliant, Gexa, Chariot, and dozens more) through PowerToChoose.org, which means efficiency improvements directly affect your monthly bill. A high-SEER2 mini split (18–22 SEER2) replacing an aging 14 SEER central system in a 1,500 sq ft Dallas home can reduce cooling energy consumption by 25–40% during the peak summer months of July and August. At Dallas’s typical retail rate of $0.12–0.16/kWh, that’s meaningful monthly savings. Add the federal 25C tax credit (up to $2,000/year on equipment cost) and the total cost of ownership improves further. Call 855-775-4822 and we’ll walk through a SEER2 comparison calculation for your specific situation.
Will a mini split heat pump actually work during another Winter Storm Uri event?
Modern cold-climate inverter mini splits are specifically engineered for extreme cold performance — and they perform dramatically better than conventional heat pumps during Uri-type events. Our Cooper & Hunter and OLMO cold-climate models are rated to deliver 100% heating capacity down to 5°F ambient, and continue producing heat (at reduced capacity) down to −13°F. During Winter Storm Uri, Dallas saw temperatures as low as −2°F — within the operational range of cold-climate mini splits. Conventional single-speed heat pumps lose 30–50% of their heating capacity below 35°F and shut down entirely below 15–20°F. The inverter variable-speed compressor technology in cold-climate mini splits modulates continuously to maintain capacity as outdoor temperatures drop. Call 855-775-4822 for model recommendations with published cold-temperature heating capacity data.
I’m in Preston Hollow or Highland Park and need a multi-zone system for an estate. What’s the process?
Preston Hollow and Highland Park multi-zone installations are one of our most common DFW order types. These homes typically have 4,000–8,000+ sq ft with distinct zones that benefit from independent temperature control: primary bedroom suite, guest wing, home office, media room, gym, and attached guest quarters or casita. A typical Preston Hollow configuration might use a 5-zone multi-split with a 48,000 BTU outdoor condenser driving five indoor heads ranging from 9,000–18,000 BTU each. The process is straightforward: we help you design the zone configuration by phone at 855-775-4822, you order the multi-zone system, we ship to your Dallas address in 3–4 business days, and your TDLR-licensed contractor handles installation and permits with the City of Dallas. We provide complete manufacturer documentation to support the permit application at no charge.
How long does delivery take to Frisco, McKinney, or other north Dallas suburbs?
Our Medley, FL warehouse ships to all DFW ZIP codes including Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Plano, Prosper, Celina, Carrollton, and Lewisville. The freight transit time from our Medley dock to DFW-area addresses is consistently 3–4 business days. Orders placed Monday typically arrive Thursday or Friday. We send a tracking number the day the shipment leaves our warehouse so you can monitor progress and coordinate with your contractor. Free freight shipping is included on all orders over $300 — no residential delivery surcharges or liftgate fees. Call 855-775-4822 if you need to coordinate delivery around a specific contractor schedule or move-in date.
I just moved to Frisco for a corporate relocation from NY or CA. What do I need to know about mini splits in Texas?
Welcome to DFW — you’re in good company, as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Toyota, CBRE, and hundreds of other companies have moved operations here. A few key differences from Northeast or West Coast markets: Texas has no state income tax but also currently no major utility rebate program for HVAC through Oncor. The federal Section 25C heat pump tax credit (up to $2,000/year) is available regardless of state. Texas HVAC contractors are licensed through TDLR (tdlr.texas.gov/license-search). Dallas and most DFW suburbs require a mechanical permit for new HVAC installations. DFW summers are substantially hotter than the northeast or Bay Area — size for 20–22 BTU/sq ft, not the 15–18 BTU/sq ft guides written for milder climates. We ship to all DFW ZIP codes in 3–4 business days. Call 855-775-4822 for a new-construction or move-in sizing consultation specific to your Frisco or McKinney home.
I’m building a new home in Frisco. Can I add a mini split to supplement the builder’s central HVAC?
Absolutely — this is one of the most common applications for mini splits in the northern DFW new construction market. Builders in Frisco, Prosper, McKinney, and Celina typically include whole-home central HVAC as base spec, but frequently leave bonus rooms over the garage, sunrooms, detached guest quarters, casitas, and large home office additions without adequate zone coverage. A single-zone 12,000–18,000 BTU mini split installed in a bonus room or home office addition provides independent comfort control without affecting the main central system’s capacity or efficiency. Note that the 25C federal tax credit applies to mini split heat pumps installed in existing homes — new construction does not qualify for 25C, so factor that into your timing if you’re taking occupancy soon versus installing after move-in. Call 855-775-4822 to discuss sizing for your specific new build layout.
How does the federal Section 25C tax credit work for a Dallas mini split purchase?
The federal Section 25C Residential Clean Energy Credit provides a tax credit equal to 30% of the cost of a qualifying heat pump mini split system (equipment cost only, not installation labor), up to a maximum of $2,000 per year. There is no income limit — any Dallas homeowner can claim it regardless of income level. The credit applies to owner-occupied primary residences only; investment properties, second homes, and rentals do not qualify. To claim it, file IRS Form 5695 with your federal return for the year of installation. You need the manufacturer’s certification statement showing the system meets CEE Tier 2 efficiency standards — we provide this documentation for every qualifying unit we sell. The credit resets each tax year, so if you install one system this year and a second next year, you can potentially claim up to $2,000 each year. Call 855-775-4822 for CEE documentation for any unit you’re considering.
Do I need a TDLR license to install my own mini split in Texas?
Yes — any work involving refrigerant in Texas requires a TDLR-licensed Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractor. This is a statewide requirement under the Texas Occupations Code, enforced by TDLR. Homeowners cannot legally self-install mini splits in Texas if the work involves cutting into refrigerant lines, handling refrigerants (R-410A, R-32, R-454B), or connecting the system’s refrigerant circuit. In addition to the state TDLR requirement, a mechanical permit from your city’s building department is required — and only a licensed contractor can pull that permit in Dallas and most DFW suburbs. Unlicensed installation voids the manufacturer warranty (disqualifying you from the 7-year compressor coverage), invalidates your 25C tax credit documentation, and creates potential insurance liability if equipment causes property damage. Verify your contractor at tdlr.texas.gov/license-search before signing any installation contract. We provide manufacturer documentation packages to support your licensed contractor’s work — call 855-775-4822.
Mini split AC systems across Texas
City guides for every Texas market — all ship from our Medley, FL warehouse in 3–5 business days
