Yes, in some cases. When installed in a central location, one unit can help cool multiple areas. However, effectiveness depends on your home’s layout. For larger homes, a multi-zone system may be more suitable.

Yes. Many ductless heat pumps are designed to perform well in sub-zero temperatures, especially models with low ambient heating features. That said, we recommend having a backup heat source, like a furnace, baseboard heater, or fireplace, for added reliability during extreme cold.

Absolutely. Most modern systems include remote controls or can be managed via smartphone apps for convenient temperature control anytime, anywhere.

Yes. Ductless systems offer zoned heating and cooling, so you’re only conditioning the spaces you use. They also avoid energy losses from ductwork, making them a more efficient and cost-effective solution for many homes.

Indoor units are compact and designed to blend in with your interior. Some models can even be painted to match your wall colour for a low-profile look.

• Indoor Units: Clean or replace filters monthly. If your system has charcoal or catechin filters, clean them every six months and replace them every two years.
• Outdoor Units: Keep coils clear of leaves, dust, and debris. Gently clean with a soft brush to maintain performance.