Mini Split Installation in Toronto & GTA

Mini Split Replacement and New Ductless Installation

Mini splits are a clean way to heat and cool specific spaces without relying on ductwork. They’re a strong fit for rooms that run hot or cold, additions, finished basements, and homes where ducts are limited. HVAC Bureau installs and replaces mini split systems with clean mounting, tidy line routing, and verified performance before handover.

Where mini splits work best

• Bedrooms and living rooms with uneven comfort
• Finished basements and attic spaces
• Home additions and renovations
• Homes without ductwork, or with limited airflow to certain rooms

What you get

• Quiet, efficient heating and cooling
• More consistent comfort in targeted zones
• A clean-looking install with neat line-set routing
• Verified commissioning so it performs the way it should

How Your Mini Split Project Works

A mini split install should look clean and run reliably. The goal is to plan placement properly, route lines neatly, and commission the system so comfort feels stable from day one.

1) Home assessment and placement plan

We review:

• The rooms you want to improve and how they’re used
• Indoor unit placement for comfort and clean visuals
• Outdoor unit placement and line routing options
• Electrical requirements tied to the installation

2) Clear scope and quote

You get a straightforward proposal that outlines:

• What’s included and what’s not
• The system option that fits your space
• The routing plan and timeline

3) Installation

On install day we focus on clean execution:

• Wall bracket and indoor unit mounting
• Outdoor unit placement and connections
• Tidy line routing and clean finish
• Startup and system commissioning checks

4) Walkthrough and handover

Before closeout, you get:

• A walkthrough of the setup and controls
• Basic operating guidance
• Key system details you can keep on file

What’s Included and What Affects Price

Mini split pricing depends on how many zones you need, routing complexity, and placement options for indoor and outdoor units. The right approach is a clear scope up front and a clean install you won’t regret seeing every day.

Typical scope includes

• Indoor unit mounting and secure bracket install
• Outdoor unit placement and required connections
• Line routing with a clean finish based on scope
• Startup, testing, and commissioning checks
• Jobsite protection and cleanup

Why install quality matters

Mini splits can look great and run quietly — but only if placement and routing are done properly. A clean install protects comfort, efficiency, and the final appearance.

What affects price and timeline

• Number of zones and required capacity
• Indoor unit placement and routing difficulty
• Outdoor unit location and access
• Electrical scope tied to the installation
• Wall materials and finish constraints in the install area