5 Local Mini Split Projects That Show What’s Possible for Your Home

Living in the Inland Northwest means you get all four seasons — snowy, chilly winters, mild springs, and summers that can get warm without being sweltering. That’s exactly why ductless mini splits are such a smart fit here.

They can handle heating even when it’s pretty cold outside, giving you efficient comfort well into winter. And since our summers don’t usually hit triple digits, they’re perfect for cooling without overworking your central AC. For homeowners who want comfort in specific rooms — without tearing into walls for ductwork — ductless is hard to beat.

And because we handle HVAC, electrical, and plumbing, we’re the one team you need for a smooth, expertly finished installation.

Our Most Recent Ductless Installation Projects

Every home is different, and so is every ductless install we do. These recent projects in Spokane, Post Falls, Liberty Lake, and the Coeur d’Alene area show how we tailor each system to the space, the homeowner’s needs, and the Inland Northwest climate.

Bringing Comfort to a Historic Spokane Home

In one of Spokane’s oldest and most beautiful neighborhoods, we were called to a 1920s home that still had its original radiator heat. It worked wonderfully for keeping things cozy in January, but when July rolled around, the upstairs bedrooms felt like ovens.

The homeowners were hesitant to add ductwork — it would have meant ripping into plaster walls, covering up period wood trim, and disrupting the home’s vintage charm. We designed a multi-zone ductless system that placed sleek, quiet air handlers in the upstairs bedrooms and main living space, keeping each area perfectly comfortable.

Now, the family can enjoy cool summer nights without portable AC units in the windows, and in spring and fall, they use the ductless system for gentle, efficient heating before firing up the radiators. It’s a perfect example of how we match modern comfort with historic preservation.

Powering and Cooling a New Workshop in Post Falls

A Post Falls homeowner was building his dream workshop — a detached space for woodworking, home repairs, and the occasional DIY project that might take all weekend. We were brought in to handle the complete electrical installation, from wiring outlets for heavy-duty tools to installing bright, efficient lighting.

But this was more than just a power project — he wanted to use the workshop year-round. That meant we needed to keep it comfortable whether he was sanding cedar boards in August or fixing furniture in February. Our solution was a single-zone ductless heat pump, mounted to deliver steady heating and cooling without taking up valuable wall or floor space.

Because we handled both the electrical and HVAC work too, everything was coordinated seamlessly — no juggling contractors, no project delays. The result? A workshop that’s as functional and comfortable as any room in the main house.

Giving Every Bedroom at a Harrison Lake Cabin Its Own Comfort Zone

This family’s Harrison cabin, perched above Lake Coeur d’Alene, was built for hosting. But when summer guests came to stay, the bedrooms upstairs turned into mini saunas, while cooler months made mornings downright chilly. The main heating system was fine for the living areas, but the private rooms needed their own solution.

We designed and installed a multi-head ductless system with a dedicated air handler in each bedroom. That way, every guest could set their own preferred temperature — no more fighting over the thermostat or cracking windows at night.

Installation was carefully planned to keep the cabin’s rustic, wood-paneled walls intact. Now, the cabin is ready for summer reunions, winter ski trips, and everything in between — and the homeowners know their guests will sleep comfortably no matter the season.

Making a Liberty Lake Home Office the Most Comfortable Room in the House

This Liberty Lake homeowner worked remotely full-time, and her upstairs office faced west — catching hours of afternoon sun. The central HVAC system kept the rest of the house comfortable, but that room was always a few degrees too warm in summer and a little too cool in winter.

We installed a single-zone ductless mini split sized perfectly for the space. Its whisper-quiet operation meant it wouldn’t interfere with video calls, and the sleek wall-mounted unit fit neatly above a bookshelf, maximizing floor space.

Now, she says it’s the most comfortable room in the house — which means better focus, better productivity, and no more mid-day breaks just to escape the heat.

Independent Comfort for a North Spokane In-Law Suite

A growing family in North Spokane built an addition for an aging parent who wanted privacy and independence — but the home’s existing HVAC system couldn’t easily be extended without major construction.

We recommended a ductless heat pump that would provide its own heating and cooling for the suite, completely independent from the main home’s thermostat. The install took just a couple of days, with no major disruption, and the system’s remote control makes it simple for the parent to adjust the temperature without leaving their favorite chair.

It’s a perfect example of how ductless can make multi-generational living more comfortable for everyone.

Ready to Bring This Level of Comfort to Your Home?

Whether it’s a historic home in Spokane, a brand-new workshop in Post Falls, a multi-zone cabin near Coeur d’Alene, or a home office that finally deserves its own climate control — we’re the team that knows how to make it happen.

We’re local. We understand our climate. We’ve solved comfort challenges in homes just like yours. And with our Home Comfort Guarantee and flexible financing options, you can be confident you’re getting the right solution without any high-pressure sales tactics.

When you call us, we’ll work with you to design the system that fits your home, your lifestyle, and your budget — because we’re not just installing equipment, we’re building long-term comfort.