Mini Split HVAC Installation

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Why super brothers plumbing?

Super Brothers Plumbing is the premier air conditioning installation company in the area. There are no newcomers in our team. Our specialists have the knowledge and experience to install any type of air conditioning system, from small residential units to large commercial systems. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction, ensuring that your air conditioning system is installed correctly and runs smoothly for years to come. We are confident in the quality of our HVAC installation service. The best proof of our professionalism is the numerous positive reviews from our clients.

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Most popular types of ductless mini split indoor units

Ceiling Cassettes

Ceiling Cassette HVAC Solutions

Super Brother Plumbing Heating and Air offers ceiling cassette mini split systems with an outdoor unit and a discreet indoor unit mounted on the ceiling. This design keeps the unit out of sight and provides wider airflow than wall-mounted units, ensuring optimal comfort throughout your space.

Wall-Mounted

Wall Mount Mini Split Systems

Wall mount mini split systems are the most popular type of mini splits. Installed high on a wall, they efficiently pump air into any room or area. Ideal for all types of rooms, these units are also the most affordable mini splits available. They come in a variety of styles to suit your space.

Floor-Mount

Floor Standing Mini Split Systems

Floor standing mini splits are a great option for those unable to mount units on walls. Positioned on the floor against a wall, these units offer quicker heating and cooling compared to wall or ceiling-mounted units. Their close proximity to the room’s occupants ensures faster and more effective temperature control.

Two types of Mini Splits

Ductless Mini Split

The main advantages of mini-splits are their small size and flexibility for zoning and cooling individual rooms. Many models can have up to four indoor air handling units (for four zones or rooms) connected to one outdoor unit. The exact number depends on how much cooling is required for the building or each zone, which can be influenced by the building’s insulation and air sealing.

Each zone has its own thermostat, allowing you to condition only the occupied spaces. This targeted approach enhances comfort and saves energy and money. By only cooling the necessary areas, you reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills.

Since mini-splits have no ducts, they avoid the energy losses associated with the ductwork of central forced air systems. Duct losses can account for more than 30% of energy consumption for air conditioning, especially if the ducts are in an unconditioned space such as an attic.

Ducted Mini Split

Ducted mini split systems offer several significant advantages for your property, enhancing energy efficiency and saving you money over time. These systems provide a sleek and modern alternative to traditional central systems, offering a more visually appealing look. In recent years, mini split systems have become a top choice for homeowners because of their various advantages.

The main distinction between ducted and ductless mini-split systems lies in air distribution. Ducted mini-splits utilize ductwork to circulate air throughout your home. Additionally, these systems come with versatile control options. You can choose between a remote controller or a wired controller.

The wired control functions as a thermostat, allowing you to manage room temperature, operating mode, fan speed, and scheduling. While wireless controllers might not offer the same range of functions, they provide the convenience of remote access.

Examples from our previous installation

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FAQ – HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

What does HVAC stand for?
What is SEER?

SEER, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, measures the efficiency of heating and cooling systems. The Department of Energy (DOE) requires all new residential HVAC systems to have a minimum SEER rating of 13. Typically, modern systems range from 13 to 21 SEER. A higher SEER rating means better energy efficiency. Choosing an HVAC system with a high SEER rating can reduce your monthly energy costs. Additionally, the DOE is set to introduce new efficiency standards in 2023.
How long should my heater and AC last?
How often should I check my air filter?

Air filters play a crucial role in enhancing your indoor air quality by trapping dust, dirt, pollen, and other pollutants before the air circulates through your home. Over time, filters can become clogged, putting strain on your HVAC system and potentially leading to repairs or breakdowns. To prevent these issues, it’s recommended to check your air filter at least once a month. If the filter is dirty, either clean or replace it based on the filter type.
What temperature should I set my thermostat?

Setting your thermostat correctly can prevent unnecessary strain on your HVAC system, which could otherwise lead to damage and premature failure. During the summer, aim for a thermostat setting of 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit. In the winter, keep it between 68-72 degrees Fahrenheit. Adjusting your thermostat by 10-15 degrees for at least eight hours can lower your heating bill by 5-15%, with a potential 1% savings for each degree adjusted. According to EnergyHub, each degree you lower your heat can save up to 3% on heating costs.
How often should I schedule HVAC maintenance?

Regular maintenance by qualified professionals is essential to keep your AC and heater running efficiently for years. Experts recommend scheduling maintenance annually for each system—AC in the spring and heater in the fall. This ensures your systems are ready to provide comfort throughout the year without unexpected issues. Additionally, many manufacturers stipulate annual maintenance to maintain warranty coverage.
What are ductless mini-splits?

Ductless mini-splits are an excellent solution for heating and cooling areas that a traditional ducted system can’t reach, such as finished basements, sheds, garages, living rooms, and new additions. These systems don’t require ducts and are called “mini” because they are smaller than conventional HVAC units. They are “split” between an indoor unit and an outdoor unit. Each indoor unit is designed to heat or cool a specific room or area. Ductless mini-splits are known for being more efficient and quieter than traditional systems. With proper installation and maintenance, these systems can last 10-15 years.
What is a heat pump HVAC?

A heat pump is a versatile, all-in-one heating and cooling system that is installed outside your home. It works by transferring thermal energy between spaces to either heat or cool your living area. In heating mode, the heat pump extracts heat from the outside air and moves it indoors. In cooling mode, it removes heat from the indoor air and releases it outside. Heat pumps are generally more environmentally friendly than traditional HVAC systems that rely on fossil fuels.
How do I know if it is time for a new heater or AC?

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