Ductless Mini-Split AC Installation in Salt Lake City
Ductless Mini-Split AC in Utah
Ductless Mini-Split AC Installation in Salt Lake City
Home Performance Pros installs ductless mini-split AC systems in Salt Lake City and across the Wasatch Front — efficient spot cooling for rooms central air can't reach. Some spaces just never cool down — a finished attic bedroom, a sun-baked bonus room over the garage, a converted basement, or an addition the central system was never sized to reach. A ductless mini-split solves exactly that. An outdoor compressor connects to one or more slim indoor heads through a small line set, delivering quiet, efficient cooling right where you need it, with no new ductwork to tear open walls and ceilings. Each head has its own thermostat, so you cool the room you're in instead of the whole house. For homes where the central system itself needs replacing, our AC installation page covers whole-home options.
Mini-splits are also a clean answer for homes without ductwork at all, and most modern systems are heat pumps — so the same unit can take the chill off those rooms in the shoulder seasons too. For summer zoned cooling specifically, today's mini-splits routinely achieve SEER2 ratings well above the minimums for ducted systems, partly because there are no duct losses and partly because each zone runs only when that room needs it. Utah's high-altitude, low-humidity climate amplifies that advantage: without the heavy moisture load of coastal climates, the system spends its energy moving heat rather than dehumidifying, keeping real-world efficiency high. Qualifying mini-splits may also be eligible for Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart rebates — we'll confirm availability when we quote. We assess the space, size the system correctly, and mount the indoor heads where they'll look right and perform well, then run a clean line set and verify the charge. Browse all our cooling services to see what fits your home, or call (385) 503-7767 for a free assessment.
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Typical ductless mini-split AC cost
$2,800 – $7,500
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What's included
Ductless Mini-Split AC done the no-pressure way.
- Single- and multi-zone cooling systems
- Perfect for additions, attics, and garages
- Quiet, high-efficiency operation
- Professional install and service
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Warning signs
Signs a Ductless Mini-Split Is the Right Fix
One or two rooms stay hot all summer no matter how hard the central AC runs
You're cooling an addition, attic, sunroom, or finished basement with no ductwork
You've resorted to window units that are loud, inefficient, or block the view
You want independent temperature control for a bedroom, office, or guest space
Adding or extending ductwork would be costly, disruptive, or simply impractical
You're cooling a detached garage, ADU, or workshop that the main system can't reach
What it costs
What Affects the Cost of a Ductless Mini-Split
Mini-split pricing scales with how many spaces you're cooling and how the system is run through your home. These are the key factors.
Number of zones
A single-zone system for one room costs less than a multi-zone setup that runs several indoor heads off one outdoor unit.
System capacity and efficiency
The size and SEER2 efficiency rating needed for your space affect both the equipment cost and your long-term energy savings. Mini-splits often achieve higher SEER2 ratings than ducted systems because there are no duct losses.
Line set routing
How far the indoor heads sit from the outdoor unit, and how easily the line set can be run through walls or along the exterior, drives the labor involved.
Indoor head style
Wall-mounted heads are the most economical, while ceiling-cassette or recessed options for a cleaner look cost more.
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(385) 503-7767Yes. A ductless system delivers cooling directly into the room from the indoor head, with no duct losses along the way — which actually makes it more efficient than central air for the spaces it serves. It's an ideal fit for additions, attics, and any room the central system struggles to reach.