Room-by-room heating & cooling
Ductless Heating & Cooling
A ductless mini-split conversation can begin with an active operating concern or a planned installation. Start with the room and the change or goal you have in mind.
- Repair for an active operating concern
- Installation planning for a room or area
Choose the conversation
One system. Two service needs.
You do not need to identify an equipment problem or settle on a project design before calling. Choose the description that matches the home's current need.
Repair
Choose repair when a ductless system has changed, stopped operating normally, or no longer keeps the intended area comfortable.
Installation
Choose an installation conversation when you want to explore ductless equipment for a room or area and need an onsite fit assessment.
Helpful context
Begin with the room.
A short description of the space and the reason for the call gives Tiger a useful place to start.
- Which room or area the conversation is about
- How that space is used through the year
- What heating or cooling equipment serves the home now
- Whether the need is an active problem or a planned project
Installation planning
Fit begins with onsite context.
Ductless installation is a home-specific conversation. The space, the existing equipment, and the project goal should be considered together before options are compared.
The space
Begin with the room or area that needs attention and how it is used rather than assuming one equipment answer fits every home.
The existing system
The home's present heating and cooling arrangement provides important context for a ductless installation conversation.
The project goal
Share what feels uncomfortable today and what you want the proposed project to address.
What happens next
Room. Assessment. Options.
Describe the room
Tell Tiger which area needs attention, how it is used, and whether the call is about repair or installation.
Assess the context
An onsite visit provides the context needed to review the space, the current equipment, and the reason for the project.
Discuss the path
Review the appropriate service options and ask questions before deciding how to proceed.