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Ductless Mini-Split in the Fox Valley

Heating and cooling for additions, garages, sunrooms, finished basements and homes without ductwork.

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Fox Valley HVAC is a free referral service that connects homeowners in Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh and nearby towns with independent local HVAC contractors for ductless mini-split. Send a request with your town and the problem, and a contractor who serves your area can call you back. The contractor quotes and does the work.

Signs you need ductless mini-split

  • Rooms that are always too hot or too cold
  • Home with boiler/radiator heat and no ducts for AC
  • Garage, addition, or three-season room
  • Wanting zoned heating and cooling

Mini-splits are popular in Fox Valley homes that heat with a boiler, since they add air conditioning without running new ductwork. For winter heating, ask about cold-climate rated models.

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FAQ

How fast can someone come out for ductless mini-split?

It depends on the day and season. Fall cold snaps and summer heat waves are the busiest. Send a request and we'll check which local contractors have openings.

Who sets the price for ductless mini-split?

The contractor does. We don't set or quote prices, and they vary by contractor, equipment and the problem found. Ask the contractor for any diagnostic fee and a written estimate before work starts.

Who will I be talking to?

Fox Valley HVAC is a referral service. When you send a request, we connect you with an independent local HVAC contractor who serves your area. We don't do the repair work ourselves.

Does it cost anything to use?

No. Sending a request is free. Any diagnostic fee, repair price or quote comes from the contractor, and you should confirm pricing with them before work starts.

I smell gas. What do I do?

Leave the house right away and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Don't use switches or phones inside. Call an HVAC pro after the utility says it's safe.

Request a call backSend a short request and a local HVAC contractor who serves your area can call you back.