Image slot NW-DMS-01 · 1920×1080Slim white mini-split head mounted above a bookshelf in a craftsman living room, warm lamp light

Ductless mini-splits for real Portland houses

Ductless mini-splits solve the most Portland problem there is: a beautiful old house, zero ductwork, and no cooling since the heat domes.

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What we take care of

Image slot NW-DMS-02 · 1200×1500Radiator in a pre-war home with a mini-split head above

Radiator homes

The classic case: no ducts, now cooled.

Image slot NW-DMS-03 · 1200×1500Mini-split head in a converted attic office with skylight

Additions and ADUs

The one room that is always wrong, fixed.

Image slot NW-DMS-04 · 1200×1500Multi-zone outdoor unit on a pad with three line sets

Whole-home multi-zone

Each room its own temperature.

Image slot NW-DMS-05 · 1200×900Assessor showing wall-mount, floor-mount, and recessed head options

1. Pick heads that fit the room.
Image slot NW-DMS-06 · 1200×900Installer drilling a neat line-set penetration through an exterior wall

2. Install without opening walls.
Image slot NW-DMS-07 · 1200×900Homeowner using a remote to set a bedroom zone

3. Zone by zone, whisper-quiet.

Image slot NW-DMS-08 · 1600×1200Central heat pump beside a craftsman home

Same honest sizing discipline, same rebates (placeholder — verified at assessment).

Are the heads ugly?

Design-conscious clients often prefer floor-mount or recessed options; we show all three.

Can a multi-zone system be oversized?

Yes — an oversized head short-cycles and leaves rooms clammy. We size each zone like a central install.

What about smoke season?

Even ductless setups have filtration options — see air quality.

Service and warranty?

Annual service through the Care Plan; repairs by the same heat pump specialists.

Free assessments, honest rebate math, and installs that respect your house. No pressure — Portland has enough of that.