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How Does a Dual-Zone HVAC System Work?
Traditional HVAC systems are operated using a single control. Since not every room or occupant requires the same temperature, this approach is rather impractical. A
Benefits of Installing a Natural Gas Air Conditioner
Most of us are used to air conditioners that run on electricity. But did you know there are natural gas air conditioners? Natural gas isn’t
Do I Need a Mini-Split Cleaning?
Mini-split air conditioners are generally easy to maintain. But they require a different level of care than traditional systems. After all, each room is served
Pro’s and Con’s of Ductless Air Conditioning
Every homeowner has different needs when it comes to cooling or heating their home. Ductless air conditioning is an alternative to central AC systems that
What Is a Ducted Mini Split?
Mini-split air conditioning systems can be ductless or ducted. A ductless system saves space with indoor units mounted on walls, which are connected directly to
Should I Get a Mini Split for My Garage?
Nowadays, a garage is more than just a place to store a car or motorcycle. Many homeowners make their garages a functional part of their
What Is a “Hidden” Ductless Mini Split?
Ductless mini-split air conditioners provide efficient heating and cooling. But one drawback is the indoor units can be quite imposing, depending on the design and
Oregon Ductless’s Mini Split Sizing Chart
Ductless mini-split HVAC systems are highly efficient solutions that use inverter technology to provide just the right amount of heating and cooling. They fit compact
How Does a Mini Split Work with Multiple Zones?
Some homes just always seem too hot or too cold. You may have a good air conditioning and heating system. Nonetheless, everyone in your family
Mini Split vs. Central Air: Which Is Right for Me?
There are choices to make whether you’re installing a new AC or replacing one. An overwhelmingly important factor is the type of system to get.