Ceiling Cassette Mini Split Install in a Classic Brick Home

A lot of older homes - especially brick ones like this - were never built with central air in mind. Adding traditional ductwork to a house like this is messy, expensive, and in some cases just not practical. That's exactly where a ductless mini split system makes sense.

We installed a ceiling cassette unit inside the home and ran the refrigerant lines down to an outdoor condenser tucked neatly under the deck. The cassette style is a great fit for rooms where you want to keep the walls clean. It sits flush with the ceiling, distributes air in four directions, and honestly blends right in with the space.

The outdoor unit is positioned under the deck structure, which keeps it protected from the elements and out of sight. The refrigerant lines are wrapped and bundled cleanly along the exterior wall. It's the kind of detail that matters - both for performance and for how the finished job looks.

These systems are built to handle cold climates. They don't just cool - they heat efficiently too, which makes them a year-round solution. We work with trusted brands like Bosch and Senville, and depending on your situation, there may be rebates available that bring the upfront cost down significantly.

If your home doesn't have existing ductwork - or if you've got a room that never gets comfortable - a mini split might be exactly what you need. They're quieter than you'd expect, more efficient than a traditional system, and don't require tearing walls apart to install.