Labor Day has come and gone, which means homeowners across Western Massachusetts are starting to prep for colder temperatures. If you or members of your household are working or learning from home, you want to makes sure your house is equipped with the best home comfort systems to keep them comfortable and energy costs low. The good news is there is one all-season system that can do just that: the ductless mini-split. Ductless mini-split systems are most commonly used for A/C in the summer, but did you know that most come outfitted with a heat pump feature? Read this blog post to learn more about how a ductless mini-split system can help heat your home this fall and winter.
Ductless mini-split A/C systems are made up of one outdoor unit and one or more indoor units that work together to efficiently distribute cool or warm air throughout your living space. The indoor units can be affixed to any interior wall and the system does not require ductwork to operate. This makes ductless mini-split systems a favorite for homes without central forced-air heating systems. They are sleek, unobtrusive, and have advanced features like whisper-quiet operation and remote control.
So, why would you consider using a ductless mini-split system after the summer? Because a ductless mini-split heat pump can provide major benefits to homeowners living in Massachusetts that use oil or propane as their primary heat source. Here’s how:
Bay State Fuel Oil is pleased to install and service ductless mini-split A/C and heat pumps for our customers in Western Massachusetts. If you think a ductless heat pump would be a good fit for your home, contact us today! We can discuss the best ductless heat pump for your home and get your new system installed in no time. Call us at (413) 733-5088 to talk to an HVAC specialist or contact us online.