Cool the room duct work can't reach.
Garages, additions, casitas, and detached shops don't always make sense to connect to central duct. A ductless mini-split gives that space its own independent cooling (and heating) without the cost of extending your existing system.
Where mini-splits make sense
Garages & workshops
Spaces that run hot and aren't connected to the house system.
Home additions & casitas
New square footage without extending existing ductwork.
Converted attics or bonus rooms
Rooms the main system was never sized to reach.
Businesses with mixed-use spaces
See our commercial HVAC page for property-wide options.
Why ductless
No new ductwork required
The indoor and outdoor units connect through a small line set, not a full duct run — far less construction.
Room-by-room control
Each zone runs on its own thermostat, so you're not cooling space nobody's using.
Quiet operation
Indoor units run notably quieter than a traditional forced-air register.
What to expect
Site visit & sizing
We look at the space and size the system correctly for the room and Yuma's climate.
Installation
Line set, indoor unit, and outdoor unit — typically one day per zone.
Test & walkthrough
We test the system and walk you through the controls before we leave.
What Yuma customers say
PLACEHOLDER — replace with real, attributable Google reviews before launch.
"PLACEHOLDER REVIEW — garage workshop is finally usable in the summer."
— First L., Yuma"PLACEHOLDER REVIEW — casita addition didn't need new duct at all, saved a lot of cost."
— First L., Fortuna Foothills"PLACEHOLDER REVIEW — quiet, and the sizing was spot on for the room."
— First L., SomertonMini-split FAQ
How many rooms can one system cool?
Single-zone systems cool one room or open area; multi-zone systems can run several indoor units off one outdoor unit. We size this during the site visit.
Do mini-splits also heat?
Yes — most are heat pumps, which cool in summer and heat in winter from the same system. See our heat pump page.
Are they noisy?
No — indoor units are notably quiet compared to traditional forced-air registers.