
Ductless Heat Pump Installation
Efficient, whisper-quiet heating and cooling — no ductwork needed. Ideal for homes with baseboard heaters, additions, or rooms that are always too hot or too cold.
Is This Right for You?
Here are the most common situations where homeowners choose this system.
Replacing electric baseboard heaters
Cut your heating costs by up to 50-60% while adding cooling capability your baseboards can't provide.
Adding comfort to a garage conversion or suite
No need to extend your existing duct system — a single wall unit handles heating and cooling independently.
Cooling a home that has no AC
Add air conditioning without major renovation. Ductless systems install in a day with minimal disruption.
Solving hot/cold room problems
Zone control lets you set different temperatures in different rooms — no more thermostat battles.
Heritage or older homes without ductwork
Preserve your home's character while adding modern comfort. No walls torn open, no ceiling bulkheads.
Key Benefits
Year-Round Comfort
Heats in winter, cools in summer — one system, two seasons covered.
Energy Efficient
Up to 3x more efficient than electric baseboard. SEER2 ratings up to 22+ available.
Whisper Quiet
Indoor units as quiet as 19 dB — quieter than a library. No rumbling ductwork noise.
Zone Control
Set individual temperatures for each room. Only condition the spaces you use.
Eco-Friendly
No fossil fuels burned on-site. Lower carbon footprint, rebate-eligible in BC.
Better Air Quality
Built-in multi-stage filtration removes dust, allergens, and odors from each zone.
How Ductless Compares
| Feature | Ductless Heat Pump | Electric Baseboard | Window AC + Baseboard | Central Ducted HP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heating & Cooling | ✅ Both | ❌ Heat only | ⚠️ Separate units | ✅ Both |
| Energy Efficiency | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | ⭐⭐ | ⭐⭐ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
| Installation Impact | Minimal | None (existing) | Minimal | Major renovation |
| Zone Control | ✅ Per room | ✅ Per room | ❌ Limited | ⚠️ Limited |
| Noise Level | Very quiet | Silent | Loud | Moderate |
| Rebate Eligible | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Ductwork Required | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
Installation Process
Every install follows a rigorous process. Here's a typical walkthrough.

Step 1 — Before: Room with existing baseboard heater, no cooling system

Step 2 — Mounting bracket & wall penetration for refrigerant line set

Step 3 — Line set connection: insulated copper lines & flare fittings

Step 4 — Vacuum & pressure testing on Daikin outdoor unit

Step 5 — Panasonic indoor head unit installed and commissioned

Step 6 — Daikin outdoor condenser on pads, clean line set cover finish
Detail Close-Ups
Neat, safe, and to code.

Line set cover — clean exterior finish protecting refrigerant lines

Panasonic outdoor unit — line set cover, disconnect & wiring to code

Condensate drain line — properly sloped to prevent water damage
Quality Install Checklist
Wall penetration sealed with fire-rated foam and sloped for drainage
Copper line set properly flared, torqued, and insulated
Vacuum pulled to 500 microns and held for 30+ minutes
Condensate drain properly sloped with P-trap where required
Electrical disconnect and dedicated circuit installed to code
Line set cover installed for clean exterior finish
System tested in heating and cooling modes before handover
Homeowner walkthrough: remote control, filter cleaning, maintenance tips
Example Upgrade Scenario
Illustrative upgrade scenario — true before & after photos from the same space will be added as they become available.

Before — Old radiator/baseboard heater, no cooling, uneven temperature

After — Daikin inverter ductless head unit, zone-controlled comfort
Technology & Trends
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent Projects

Daikin ductless in modern kitchen — Burnaby townhouse. Clean wall-mount above cabinetry.

Panasonic inverter wall unit — Coquitlam. Whisper-quiet heating & cooling.

Panasonic multi-zone outdoor unit — Vancouver. Line set cover & electrical to code.
Ready to Upgrade Your Comfort?
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