New installations
To plan a new system the technician measures the rooms, decides how many indoor heads you need, chooses where each one goes and works out the route out to the outdoor unit, then explains the plan before anything is ordered.
A mini-split heats without any ductwork. Think of one slim unit mounted high on a wall inside and a small box beside the house, tied together by a thin line. Fargo Heating takes calls on new installations and on repairs, whether the system warms a cold bedroom, an addition or a finished basement, and the technician talks through each choice in everyday language.
Houses warmed by baseboard units or radiators may have no ductwork whatsoever, and that is precisely where a mini-split earns its place. We handle these calls throughout Fargo-Moorhead, for new installations and for systems that are already on the wall.
To plan a new system the technician measures the rooms, decides how many indoor heads you need, chooses where each one goes and works out the route out to the outdoor unit, then explains the plan before anything is ordered.
One head blows cool air, or a single room stays cold while the rest of the house warms. The technician tests the head, the refrigerant line set and the outdoor unit in turn, so the fault is pinned to one part.
Dripping from the wall unit. A technician finds where the water is coming from.
Flashing indicator codes, or a unit that stays completely dark when the house wants heat, suggest a control or power fault. Tracing the real cause belongs to the technician, who explains what failed once it is found.
Expect plain talk about fit. Ductless suits houses with no ducts and houses with one stubborn cold corner, and the technician says honestly whether a mini-split, a ducted heat pump or fixing the current system serves you best.
For ducted systems, see heat pump repair and installation. More on the home page.
Which rooms stay cold, and how does the rest of the house get its heat? Share that on the call. Calling costs nothing and the quote is free, and the technician can then explain what a mini-split would involve for those rooms.
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