Mini Split AC Systems for Plantation, FL
Ductless mini split AC for Plantation executive homes, Jacaranda community residences, Plantation Acres estates, and corporate offices along I-595. Systems ship next business day from our Medley, FL warehouse — just 28 miles via I-75/I-595. Free freight shipping, no sales tax, authorized dealer for Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO. FPL rebates up to $300.
Why Plantation homeowners choose MiniSplitsforLess
Plantation is one of Broward County's most desirable addresses — roughly 95,000 residents spread across leafy ranch-home neighborhoods, the large Jacaranda planned community, executive estates in Plantation Acres, and a corporate corridor anchored by American Express, Motorola Solutions, DHL, and Spirit Airlines. The housing stock runs heavily toward 1970s–1990s large ranch-style and pool homes — exactly the properties that benefit most from replacing aging central AC systems with high-efficiency multi-zone mini splits. With an average order value that leads all Broward County cities, Plantation buyers are serious about quality. When you order from MiniSplitsforLess, you get an authorized dealer shipping from 28 miles away via I-75/I-595, not a distant warehouse with no knowledge of Broward's permit process or FPL rebate requirements.
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Authorized Dealer — Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, BRAVO (Not Grey Market)
MiniSplitsforLess is an authorized dealer for every brand we sell. Grey-market units purchased through unauthorized resellers void the manufacturer warranty and may fail City of Plantation building inspection because the equipment cannot be verified by the manufacturer. Every system we ship to Plantation includes verifiable authorized dealer documentation — critical if your Plantation Building Division inspector requests proof of compliance with manufacturer specifications and Florida Building Code requirements.
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Ships from Medley, FL — 28 Miles Away, Next-Day to Your Door
Our warehouse at 9400 NW 104th St #150, Medley, FL 33178 is just 28 miles from Plantation via I-75 North to I-595 West. Orders placed before our daily shipping cutoff ship the same or next business day by freight carrier. Plantation residents — from Jacaranda near Cleary Blvd to Plantation Acres along Weston Road — typically receive delivery the next business day. Out-of-state suppliers shipping from Texas or California take 5–10 business days to reach South Florida, and longer still during peak summer season.
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HVAC Experts Who Know Large Home Sizing and South Florida's Climate
Our team handles only HVAC equipment. When you call 855-775-4822 with questions about sizing a 3-zone system for a 3,000 sq ft Plantation ranch home or selecting the right multi-zone condenser for a Plantation Acres estate barn, you reach people who understand Zone 1A load calculations, large-home BTU requirements, FPL rebate documentation, and what City of Plantation mechanical inspectors look for on a permit. We don't sell appliances or electronics — mini splits are all we do.
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Free Freight Shipping to Plantation — No Hidden Charges
Mini split systems weigh 80–180 lbs and must ship as heavy freight — typically $200–$400 per pallet when billed separately. We include free freight shipping on all orders over $300 to every Plantation address. No fuel surcharges, no residential delivery upcharges, no liftgate surprises at checkout. What you see in the cart is what you pay. Will-call pickup is also available directly from our Medley warehouse for contractors who want same-day collection — just 28 miles down I-595 East.
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7-Year Compressor Warranty + FPL Rebates Up to $300
Every unit we sell carries a 7-year compressor warranty through the authorized dealer channel. Our ENERGY STAR certified Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO models qualify for FPL (Florida Power & Light) energy efficiency rebates of $100–$300 — FPL is the utility provider serving all of Plantation. Florida charges no sales tax on HVAC equipment purchases. The federal Section 25C heat pump tax credit (up to $600/year) may also apply for qualifying owner-occupied installations — ask us for documentation when you order.
Plantation climate & delivery facts
What size mini split for your Plantation home?
Plantation is in ASHRAE Zone 1A — the hottest, most humid climate zone in the continental US. Use 20–25 BTU per square foot as your baseline. Large ranch homes and Plantation Acres estates with high ceilings, open floor plans, and west-facing windows often need the high end of that range.
- Small home office
- Guest bedroom
- Barn tack room
- Master bedroom suite
- Home office zone
- Fountain Square condo
- Living/dining open plan
- Jacaranda zone addition
- Corporate server room
- Large master wing
- Plantation ranch home zone
- Pool home great room
- Large open floor plan
- Plantation Acres main house
- Commercial office suite
Plantation sizing tip: Zone 1A requires 20–25 BTU per square foot minimum. Plantation's older ranch-style homes from the 1970s–1980s — many on large lots along Peters Road or in Plantation Midtown — tend to have less insulation and benefit from the higher end of the sizing range. New construction and renovated homes with impact windows can typically size closer to 20 BTU/sq ft. Use our free BTU Calculator for a precise room-by-room estimate tailored to your property.
Multi-zone mini splits for Plantation's large executive homes
Plantation is Broward County's top city for large multi-zone installations. With many homes exceeding 2,500–4,000 sq ft, a single-zone unit won't cover the whole house — and a full duct replacement can cost $15,000–$25,000+. Multi-zone mini splits let you cool 3, 4, or 5 rooms independently with one outdoor condenser.
A 4-zone or 5-zone system is the most popular configuration among Plantation homeowners upgrading from aging central AC. A typical Plantation ranch home — 3,000–4,000 sq ft on a single floor — is ideally served by three 18,000 BTU heads in the bedroom wing, living/dining area, and bonus room, all running off a single 48,000–60,000 BTU outdoor unit. Plantation Acres estates with detached garages, workshops, or stables can add a separate single-zone for each outbuilding. Call 855-775-4822 for multi-zone sizing specific to your home's floor plan.
Replacing aging central AC in Plantation's large ranch homes
Plantation leads all Broward County cities in average order value — and for good reason. Homes here are larger, older systems are less efficient, and the savings from a properly sized ductless upgrade are significant. Here is what large-home owners need to know.
Why large Plantation homes benefit from ductless upgrades
- Many 1970s–1990s Plantation ranch homes have original or once-replaced central AC systems running oversized, leaking ductwork — typical duct losses of 20–30% of conditioned air
- Replacing ducts in a large, slab-on-grade ranch home can cost $12,000–$20,000+; a multi-zone mini split system eliminates ducts entirely
- Multi-zone systems allow room-by-room temperature control — no more fighting over the thermostat in a 4-bedroom home with different occupancy schedules
- High-SEER2 inverter compressors reduce cooling energy costs by 30–40% compared to aging SEER 10–12 central systems, typically achieving payback in 3–5 years for a Plantation-sized home
- Ductless systems are installed in days, not weeks — no drywall cutting, no ceiling damage, minimal disruption to a finished executive home
- FPL rebates ($100–$300) and federal Section 25C tax credit (up to $600/year) further reduce net cost on qualifying installations
Plantation Acres equestrian estates and outbuildings
- Plantation Acres is an exclusive equestrian community with large lots, main residences, and detached structures — barns, stables, garages, and workshops — all requiring separate HVAC solutions
- Mini splits are the standard choice for horse barns and tack rooms: no ductwork to run, no concern about hay or debris clogging air handlers, easy zoning per stall area
- Workshop and garage cooling on large Plantation Acres properties typically requires a 24,000–36,000 BTU single-zone or a 2-zone system for large multi-bay garages
- Condenser placement on large properties is flexible — long line sets (up to 50 ft or more with multi-zone systems) allow the outdoor unit to be placed away from living areas or stable areas
- All Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO systems we carry meet Florida Building Code wind load requirements for both residential and accessory structure installations
- Will-call pickup available directly from our Medley warehouse — just 28 miles east on I-595 — for contractors working on Plantation Acres projects
Pool homes and Florida rooms
- Plantation's large pool homes often have enclosed lanais, Florida rooms, and pool-deck screen enclosures that get uncomfortably hot without dedicated cooling
- A single-zone 12,000–18,000 BTU mini split in a Florida room or enclosed lanai adds comfortable year-round use without tapping the central AC system
- Pool homes with outdoor kitchens and covered entertainment areas benefit from ceiling cassette or concealed-duct mini split heads that maintain the aesthetic of a finished living space
- Garage conversions and bonus room additions — common in Plantation's older homes as owners expand living space — are ideal single-zone mini split candidates
- High-humidity outdoor spaces like pool enclosures benefit from mini splits' superior dehumidification vs. portable or window units — important in Broward County's Zone 1A climate with 75%+ average relative humidity
Commercial mini splits for Plantation's corporate campus and offices
Plantation is home to a major corporate corridor — American Express, Motorola Solutions, DHL, Spirit Airlines, and dozens of professional services firms maintain offices in the city. Mini splits are the go-to solution for build-outs, server rooms, and supplemental cooling in commercial spaces.
Office build-outs and tenant improvements
- Commercial office build-outs in Plantation's I-595 corridor often require supplemental cooling for interior conference rooms, server closets, and densely occupied open-plan floors
- Mini splits allow tenant improvements without touching the base building's central system — critical for leased commercial space where modifications to shared mechanical systems are restricted
- Multi-zone commercial systems (up to 5 zones off a single outdoor unit) are ideal for covering an entire office suite with independent temperature control per zone
- Low-profile ceiling cassette indoor heads maintain a professional appearance in finished commercial interiors — no exposed ductwork or wall penetrations
- We regularly ship commercial-capacity systems to contractors working on Plantation office parks along University Drive, Peters Road, and the Broward Corporate Park area
- Call 855-775-4822 to discuss commercial specifications and lead times for multi-unit orders
Server rooms and data closets
- Server rooms and telecommunications closets require dedicated 24/7 cooling independent of the building's main HVAC — a single-zone mini split is the standard solution
- A 12,000–18,000 BTU single-zone mini split provides dedicated cooling for a small-to-medium server room; larger data rooms with multiple racks may need 24,000–36,000 BTU
- Mini splits run continuously with inverter compressors that modulate output — no on/off cycling that stresses sensitive electronics or creates temperature swings
- Our Cooper & Hunter and OLMO commercial units carry AHRI certification and UL listings required by Plantation Building Division for commercial permit applications
- Fast turnaround from our Medley warehouse (28 miles) minimizes downtime on commercial projects with tight installation schedules
Retail, medical, and light commercial
- Retail spaces, medical offices, and light commercial buildings along Broward Blvd, University Drive, and the Sawgrass Mills vicinity are common mini split candidates
- Medical suites require precise temperature and humidity control — inverter-driven mini splits maintain setpoints within ±1°F without the on/off swings of single-speed central systems
- Retail fit-outs often need supplemental cooling for high-occupancy checkout zones or densely lit display areas that overwhelm the base building's system
- All commercial installations in Plantation require a City of Plantation Building Division mechanical permit — we supply complete AHRI and manufacturer documentation for your contractor's permit package
- No sales tax on HVAC equipment in Florida — applicable to commercial purchases as well as residential, reducing your total project cost
Ships from Medley, FL — Our Closest Broward County Route
Our fulfillment warehouse at 9400 NW 104th St #150, Medley, FL 33178 is just 28 miles from Plantation via I-75 North to I-595 West. The I-595 interchange is one of the most direct freight corridors in South Florida, making Plantation one of our fastest delivery destinations in all of Broward County.
Why local Florida stocking matters for Plantation contractors and homeowners
When your HVAC supplier keeps 2,000+ models in a South Florida warehouse, your order moves through one regional freight hub rather than a multi-day national network. Plantation sits at the I-75/I-595 interchange — one of the most direct freight corridors in Broward County from our Medley dock. Most Plantation addresses receive next-business-day delivery. That means a Tuesday order can arrive Wednesday — in time for a Thursday installation without leaving your contractor waiting or rescheduling.
Contractors working in Plantation can also schedule will-call pickup directly from our Medley warehouse. At 28 miles via I-595 East, our dock is a quick run from any Plantation job site. Will-call orders are ready for pickup same day when ordered before noon — ideal for contractors who need a unit immediately without waiting on freight scheduling.
Compare that to 5–10 business days from an out-of-state supplier shipping from a Texas or Midwest distribution center, routing through multiple freight hubs before reaching South Florida. In peak summer season (June–September), when HVAC demand peaks across Broward County, distant suppliers stretch to 2–3 week lead times.
Warehouse address: 9400 NW 104th St #150, Medley, FL 33178
FPL energy rebates for Plantation mini split installations
Florida Power & Light (FPL) serves all of Plantation and offers energy efficiency rebates of $100–$300 for qualifying high-SEER2 mini split heat pump systems. Stack that with the federal Section 25C tax credit and Florida's no-sales-tax policy, and the savings on a Plantation installation are substantial.
FPL rebate program ($100–$300)
FPL's Home Energy Survey and rebate program at fpl.com/rebates currently offers $100–$300 for qualifying high-SEER2 ductless mini split heat pump systems. ENERGY STAR certification is required — all Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO models we carry are ENERGY STAR certified and meet FPL's qualifying efficiency thresholds. The rebate is applied after installation through FPL's online portal. Rebate amounts are subject to change; check fpl.com/rebates for the most current offer before submitting your application.
Federal Section 25C tax credit
The Inflation Reduction Act extended and expanded the Section 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, which provides 30% of the cost of qualifying heat pump systems up to $600 per year for owner-occupied primary residences. Combined with a $200 FPL rebate, a Plantation homeowner purchasing a $2,500 multi-zone system could recoup $750–$1,350 through combined incentives. Consult your tax advisor to confirm eligibility — we provide all required equipment documentation at no charge to support your filing.
No Florida sales tax on HVAC
Florida does not charge sales tax on HVAC equipment purchases — a significant saving on larger Plantation installations. A 4-zone system for a 3,500 sq ft ranch home might cost $4,000–$6,000 for the equipment alone; at Florida's 6% general tax rate, that is $240–$360 in tax savings compared to buying in a state that taxes HVAC. This applies equally to commercial purchases by Plantation businesses and homeowner purchases. The no-tax benefit is automatic — no application required.
Multi-unit commercial rebates
Plantation businesses replacing multiple central systems or outfitting commercial space with mini splits may qualify for FPL's commercial energy efficiency programs in addition to residential rebates. FPL's commercial rebate tiers are based on rated efficiency and total installed cooling capacity — larger commercial installations earn proportionally higher rebates. Contact FPL's business energy team or ask us at 855-775-4822 for help documenting commercial equipment for rebate and incentive applications.
City of Plantation Building Division — permits for mini split installations
Plantation is an incorporated city with its own Building Division — unlike unincorporated Broward County areas, Plantation issues its own mechanical permits through the City of Plantation Building Division at plantation.org/departments/building. All mini split installations require a permit pulled by a licensed contractor.
City of Plantation Building Division
- All new mini split installations in Plantation require a mechanical permit through the City of Plantation Building Division — apply online or in person at City Hall, 400 NW 73rd Ave, Plantation, FL 33317
- Plantation uses its own permit portal at plantation.org/departments/building — distinct from Broward County's building.broward.org system used in unincorporated areas
- A Florida Certified Air Conditioning (CAC) licensed contractor must pull the permit — homeowners cannot self-permit HVAC work in Florida under Chapter 489, Florida Statutes
- Submit equipment specifications, proposed condenser location, electrical load data, and Florida Building Code compliance documentation with your application
- A City of Plantation mechanical inspection is required before the system can be legally placed in service — your contractor schedules this after installation is complete
- We provide full manufacturer documentation packages (spec sheets, installation manuals, AHRI certificates, ENERGY STAR certificates) to support your contractor's City of Plantation permit submission — call 855-775-4822
FL CAC license & contractor requirements
- Florida Certified Air Conditioning (CAC) license is required statewide for all refrigerant work — state-level requirement under Chapter 489, Florida Statutes
- Verify your contractor's CAC license at myfloridalicense.com before signing any installation contract — unlicensed installation voids the manufacturer warranty and can result in permit violations
- Licensed CAC contractors are responsible for EPA 608 refrigerant handling certification — required to purchase and handle R-410A, R-32, and R-454B refrigerants used in modern mini split systems
- City of Plantation enforces Florida Building Code wind load requirements for condenser mounting on pad or wall-mount installations — all systems we sell meet FBC standards
- Insurance claim denials are common when HVAC damage is traced to unlicensed installation — protect your investment with a licensed FL CAC contractor
Commercial permit requirements
- Commercial mini split installations in Plantation (offices, retail, medical) require a commercial mechanical permit through the City of Plantation Building Division — the same portal as residential permits
- Commercial applications typically require additional documentation including load calculations per ASHRAE 62.1, occupancy data, and electrical panel coordination drawings
- Corporate campus installations at properties in the American Express/Motorola/DHL corridor may involve both City of Plantation and Broward County fire marshal review for larger systems
- We supply commercial-grade AHRI documentation and manufacturer engineering data for contractor commercial permit submissions — turnaround same day by email
- Call 855-775-4822 to discuss commercial project timelines and documentation requirements before ordering
Mini split delivery across all Plantation neighborhoods
We ship to every neighborhood in Plantation, FL. Here is a guide to common HVAC needs by area — from equestrian estates in Plantation Acres to planned community homes in Jacaranda.
Plantation Acres
Western equestrian estates on large lots. Many properties include main residences plus barns, stables, and workshops — each requiring independent HVAC zones. Multi-zone systems and separate single-zone units for outbuildings are the most common configurations here.
Jacaranda
One of the largest planned communities in Broward County. Mix of single-family homes and townhomes built predominantly in the 1980s–1990s. Many Jacaranda homeowners are upgrading aging central AC to multi-zone mini splits as original systems reach end of life after 20–30 years.
Plantation Midtown
Central Plantation, close to Broward Blvd and University Drive. Mix of older ranch-style homes and newer infill construction. Older homes in this area often benefit most from multi-zone ductless upgrades, as ductwork from 1970s–1980s construction is frequently deteriorated or poorly insulated.
Fountain Square
A mix of residential and commercial uses near Plantation's city center. Homeowners and condo residents here frequently add single-zone mini splits for dedicated home office cooling or supplemental zone coverage in addition to existing central systems.
Plantation Central Park area
Residential neighborhoods surrounding Plantation Central Park. Established single-family homes with mature tree canopy. Well-shaded lots can sometimes allow slightly smaller BTU sizing compared to fully sun-exposed properties — but Zone 1A humidity still demands correctly sized equipment.
Peters Road corridor
Mixed residential and light commercial along Peters Road. Single-family homes on this corridor tend to be larger 1970s–1980s builds. Light commercial properties including auto services, offices, and retail benefit from the fast delivery route to this corridor via I-595 from our Medley warehouse.
Sunrise Marketplace / Sawgrass vicinity
The northern edge of Plantation borders Sunrise and the Sawgrass Mills mall area. Residential neighborhoods here include a mix of housing types. Commercial properties in this zone — particularly retail and office users near Sawgrass — are prime mini split commercial candidates.
Corporate Campus corridor
American Express, Motorola Solutions, DHL, and Spirit Airlines maintain major facilities in Plantation's corporate park area. Office build-outs, server room installations, and supplemental cooling for high-density commercial spaces are among the most common commercial orders we fulfill for this corridor.
Mini split questions for Plantation, FL
How many zones do I need for a large Plantation ranch home?
Most Plantation ranch homes built in the 1970s–1990s range from 2,500 to 4,500 sq ft on a single floor with open floor plans and multiple bedroom wings. A good starting point is one zone per major area: a large living/dining/kitchen zone (18,000–24,000 BTU), a master bedroom suite zone (12,000–18,000 BTU), and a zone covering secondary bedrooms (12,000–18,000 BTU). For a 3,000 sq ft ranch home in ASHRAE Zone 1A, a 3-zone system with a combined 48,000 BTU of indoor heads is typical. Homes with dedicated media rooms, home offices, or large pool rooms benefit from 4- or 5-zone systems. Our team at 855-775-4822 can review your floor plan and recommend a specific multi-zone configuration, or use our free BTU Calculator for a room-by-room estimate.
Can I get FPL rebates on a mini split in Plantation?
Yes. Florida Power & Light (FPL) serves all of Plantation and offers energy efficiency rebates of $100–$300 for qualifying high-SEER2 mini split heat pump systems. To qualify, the equipment must be ENERGY STAR certified and meet FPL's minimum efficiency thresholds — all Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO models we carry meet this standard. Submit your rebate application through FPL's online portal at fpl.com/rebates after installation is complete and the system is operational. The federal Section 25C tax credit (30% of equipment cost, up to $600/year) and Florida's no-sales-tax policy on HVAC equipment add further savings on top of the FPL rebate. Call 855-775-4822 for current SEER2 ratings and ENERGY STAR documentation for any model you are considering.
Should I replace my central AC or add mini splits to my Plantation home?
For many Plantation homeowners — particularly those in 1970s–1990s large ranch homes — the answer is mini splits rather than central AC replacement. Here is why: replacing a central system in a large, slab-on-grade ranch home requires replacing the air handler, condenser, and ideally the entire duct system (which is frequently deteriorated after 30+ years). A full duct replacement adds $10,000–$20,000 to the project cost. A properly designed multi-zone mini split system eliminates the ductwork entirely — no leaky ducts, no duct cleaning, no duct replacement. You get precise room-by-room temperature control, 30–40% energy savings compared to an aging central system, and a system that qualifies for FPL rebates and the federal tax credit. The best candidates for a full ductless conversion are homes where the existing ductwork is in poor condition, homes that were never effectively cooled by the central system (hot spots, uneven temperatures), or any home where the owner wants zoned independent control. Call us at 855-775-4822 to discuss your specific situation.
What BTU size do I need for a Plantation Acres estate barn or workshop?
Plantation Acres barn and workshop sizing depends on the structure size, use, insulation, and whether you are cooling only or also heating (important for tack rooms with temperature-sensitive equipment). For a standard 4-stall horse barn with a tack room: the tack room itself (typically 200–400 sq ft) sizes to 9,000–12,000 BTU; a grooming bay or wash stall area (400–600 sq ft) typically needs 12,000–18,000 BTU. A large workshop or detached garage (800–1,200 sq ft) typically requires 18,000–24,000 BTU in Zone 1A. Barns with metal roofing and minimal insulation should size at the higher end — metal roofs in direct Florida sun create significant radiant heat gain. A 2-zone system covering the tack room and the main barn aisle is a popular configuration for Plantation Acres equestrian properties. Call 855-775-4822 for estate-specific sizing guidance.
Do I need a permit from the City of Plantation or from Broward County?
Plantation is an incorporated municipality with its own Building Division — you apply for your mechanical permit through the City of Plantation Building Division at plantation.org/departments/building, not through Broward County's building.broward.org portal. City Hall is located at 400 NW 73rd Ave, Plantation, FL 33317. All new mini split installations in Plantation require a mechanical permit regardless of whether it is a new installation or a system replacement. A Florida Certified Air Conditioning (CAC) licensed contractor must pull the permit — homeowners cannot self-permit HVAC work in Florida. The permit process includes plan review and a final mechanical inspection. We provide complete manufacturer documentation packages (spec sheets, AHRI certificates, installation manuals) to help your contractor's City of Plantation permit application move faster — call 855-775-4822 or use our contact form.
How long does shipping take from your Medley warehouse to Plantation?
Our Medley, FL warehouse is 28 miles from Plantation via I-75 North to I-595 West — one of the most direct freight routes in South Florida. Orders placed before our daily shipping cutoff ship the same or next business day by freight carrier. Plantation addresses typically receive freight delivery the next business day. Free freight shipping is included on all orders over $300 — no residential delivery upcharges, no liftgate surprises. You will receive a tracking number once the shipment leaves our Medley dock. Contractors who prefer same-day collection can also schedule will-call pickup directly from our Medley warehouse — call 855-775-4822 to coordinate. Will-call orders are typically ready same day when ordered before noon.
What mini split brands do you carry and are you an authorized dealer?
MiniSplitsforLess carries Cooper & Hunter, OLMO, and BRAVO mini splits — and we are an authorized dealer for all three brands. This distinction matters in Plantation: grey-market units sold by unauthorized resellers frequently have manufacturer warranties voided, and Florida building code requires that installed HVAC equipment carry a valid manufacturer warranty that can be verified. When you buy from us, your unit ships with full factory warranty, legitimate serial numbers, and factory-backed technical support. The City of Plantation Building Division may request manufacturer warranty documentation on permit applications — our authorized dealer status means we can provide that documentation on request. All models are ENERGY STAR certified, qualifying for FPL rebates and the federal Section 25C heat pump tax credit. Call 855-775-4822 to verify authorized dealer status or get a model recommendation for your Plantation property.
Can I pick up a mini split directly from your warehouse instead of shipping to Plantation?
Yes. Will-call pickup is available directly from our Medley, FL warehouse at 9400 NW 104th St #150, Medley, FL 33178. At 28 miles via I-595 East, our dock is a quick run from any Plantation job site — typically 30–40 minutes in normal traffic. Will-call orders are typically ready same day when ordered before noon. This is especially popular with Plantation contractors who have a truck on site and want immediate equipment availability rather than waiting for freight scheduling. To arrange will-call pickup, call 855-775-4822 before placing your order so we can confirm availability and prepare your unit at the will-call dock.
Do you carry commercial mini splits for Plantation office and corporate buildings?
Yes. We carry commercial mini split systems from 9,000 BTU single-zone units suitable for a small server room up to 60,000 BTU multi-zone systems capable of cooling an entire commercial floor. Plantation's corporate corridor — American Express, Motorola Solutions, DHL, Spirit Airlines, and dozens of smaller office parks along University Drive and Peters Road — generates substantial commercial demand for supplemental and dedicated HVAC. Commercial installations require a City of Plantation Building Division mechanical permit and a licensed FL CAC contractor. We supply AHRI certificates, manufacturer engineering data, and all other documentation needed for commercial permit packages. Multi-unit commercial orders often qualify for volume pricing — call 855-775-4822 to discuss your commercial project specifications and lead times.
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