Room-by-room comfort
Each indoor head has its own thermostat, so bedrooms, offices and living areas can run at different temperatures.
Ductless mini-split installation in Vallejo for Victorians, ADUs, additions and rooms the central system misses. Single and multi-zone, permitted.
Serving the Architectural Heritage District, St. Vincent's Hill, Mare Island, Vallejo Heights, Bay Terrace and Washington Park and the rest of Vallejo. 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.
Vallejo's Victorian, Craftsman and Revival-era homes rarely have room for ducts. Mini-splits heat and cool room by room with only a small line-set penetration.
In Heritage District and St. Vincent's Hill houses, heads and line sets are placed to protect trim and plaster.
A single-zone heat pump on a dedicated circuit handles a backyard unit on its own.
On historic properties, exterior changes may need city review. HAXX plans a discreet location.
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Sizing, airflow, equipment placement and electrical needs.
Options, exclusions, permit requirements and any eligible incentives.
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They are often the best fit. Small indoor heads and thin line sets avoid running ducts through original walls.
Yes. HVAC systems require a City of Vallejo permit. HAXX files it and handles the inspection.
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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