Room-by-room comfort
Each indoor head has its own thermostat, so bedrooms, offices and living areas can run at different temperatures.
Ductless mini-splits for Santa Clara homes, ADUs and garage conversions. HAXX plans the head placement, line sets and circuits, and pulls the permit.
Serving the Old Quad, Maywood Park, Fairmede, Pomeroy Green, Agnew and Rivermark and the rest of Santa Clara. Share your address to confirm availability.

Mini-splits heat and cool rooms without ductwork. They fit homes with no ducts, additions, ADUs, garages and the hot room the central system never reaches.
Each indoor head has its own thermostat, so bedrooms, offices and living areas can run at different temperatures.
A small line set connects each head to the outdoor unit through a wall opening, so there is no duct work to run.
One outdoor unit can serve one room or several, depending on the layout and loads.
Wall, ceiling cassette or concealed ducted heads, chosen around furniture, windows and looks.
Dedicated circuit, disconnect and a clean condensate route planned before the install.
Mechanical and electrical permits and the city inspection handled by HAXX.
Mid-century Santa Clara homes, including the Mackay tracts and the Eichler townhomes at Pomeroy Green, often have open-beam ceilings with no room for ducts. Mini-splits work well in that layout.
Wall heads, floor consoles or ceiling cassettes, with the line sets routed neatly along the outside of the house.
Santa Clara treats a garage-to-ADU conversion as an alteration, so it does not trigger the all-electric rule. A mini-split is still an easy way to heat and cool the space.
In Pomeroy Green, Rivermark and other HOA communities, HAXX plans the outdoor unit location with your HOA's approval in mind.
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Usually, yes. HAXX sizes each zone from a room-by-room load calculation so the system can carry the heating load.
SVP's heat pump rules have covered systems that replace gas heating and meet 16 SEER2 and 8.0 HSPF2. Values change, so confirm terms with SVP first.
Often, yes, with a multi-zone system or several heads. A load calculation shows how many zones a home needs.
A single-zone system is often one day. Multi-zone systems typically take two to three days.
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