Los Angeles is full of homes that were never built for central air: 1920s bungalows, hillside homes with no attic space, converted garages, and the fast-growing wave of ADUs. Ductless mini-splits were made for exactly these situations.
How they work
A compact outdoor unit connects to one or more indoor air handlers through a small wall penetration — no ductwork required. Each indoor unit conditions its own zone, so you cool the rooms you use instead of the whole house.
Why they fit Southern California
- Zone control — bedrooms at night, living areas by day.
- Heat + cool — mini-splits are heat pumps, covering our mild winters efficiently.
- Quiet — Lennox indoor units run at library-quiet sound levels.
- Efficiency — no duct losses, inverter compressors, low operating cost.
What installation involves
A typical single-zone installation is completed in a day: mounting the indoor unit, setting the outdoor unit, connecting refrigerant lines, and commissioning. Multi-zone systems take longer, and placement decisions matter — which is where precise measurement pays off.
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