Ductless Mini-Split Installers in Virginia

A ductless mini-split conditions one room or one zone with an outdoor unit and one or more wall heads, which is why it shows up in Virginia's older houses, additions, finished basements and garages where running new ductwork would mean opening walls. The contractors on this page state on their own websites that they install or service ductless or multi-zone systems; many name the brands they carry.

A mini-split is still a refrigerant system, so the technicians who connect the lines must hold EPA Section 608 certification, and the same 700-GWP rule that applies to new central heat pumps applies to new ductless equipment. A permit question is worth asking too: the state building code requires permits for mechanical work and exempts certain like-for-like replacements, and the local building department has the final word on a new installation.