Apartment and Condo Mini Splits

Why a mini split suits this space

• Far quieter than a window unit.
• No blocked window or lost view.
• Better security than an open window.
• Room by room control in a small space.

Check permissions first

Most condos need HOA or owner approval.

Rules usually cover outdoor unit placement.

Some buildings restrict wall penetrations.

We help you gather what the board wants.

Placement in tight spaces

Balconies and side walls often work well.

We keep the pipe run short and tidy.

Neat work makes approval much easier.

What size you need

Most apartment and condo jobs need a 1 to 2 ton system.

We confirm it with a free on-site load calc.

What the install includes

• On-site load calculation. We measure your space. We check insulation and sun.
• Professional mounting. We fit the outdoor unit and indoor heads. Line runs stay tidy.
• Electrical tie-in. We add the disconnect and dedicated circuit where needed.
• Vacuum and charge. We pull a proper vacuum. Then we verify performance.
• Permit handling. We pull Clark County permits when the job needs them.
• Walk-through. We show you controls and filters. Our work is guaranteed.

Other spaces we cover

Frequently asked questions

What size unit does a apartment and condo need?+

Most need a 1 to 2 ton system.

We confirm with a free load calc.

How long does the install take?+

Most single-head jobs take one day.

Extra zones can add a second day.

Does it heat in winter too?+

Yes. Every system is a heat pump.

One unit handles both seasons.