Mini-Splits · Williamsport, PA

Mini-Split Installation & Electrical

Complete mini-split installations for homes and businesses, from mounting to startup. Licensed and permitted. Serving Lycoming, Clinton, Centre, Union, and Northumberland Counties.

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Complete Installations

We install mini-splits start to finish: mounting the indoor head and outdoor condenser, running the lineset and condensate, wiring the dedicated circuit and disconnect, and starting the system up.

Every project is priced via quote, so send us the details and we'll put together something for you. We are a smaller local business so if we feel we aren't the right fit for you, we will tell you honestly.

How a System Goes In

We mount the indoor head and outdoor condenser, run and connect the lineset, and vacuum the lines to confirm they hold pressure. Once they do, the system's factory charge is released and we check temperatures across the lineset to confirm everything is running within spec.

The electrical is part of the same job — the dedicated circuit from the panel, the outdoor disconnect, and the whip to the condenser.

Pre-Charged Systems

Some systems come with the refrigerant already sealed in the lineset, so no vacuum is needed. We'll install those if that's what you have, but they're built for homeowner installation and aren't what we'd normally suggest for a new system.

Working Alongside Your HVAC Contractor

If your HVAC contractor is handling the install, we can do the electrical — the dedicated circuit from the panel, the outdoor disconnect, and the whip to the condenser.

Frequently Asked

Yes. Mini-splits run on a dedicated circuit with an outdoor disconnect near the condenser.

Yes. We mount the units, run and connect the lineset and condensate, start the system up, and wire the dedicated circuit and disconnect.

We will, if that's what you have. They're built for homeowner installation and aren't what we'd normally suggest for a new system.

Regularly. If your installer is handling the system and needs an electrician for the circuit and disconnect, that's our part of the job.

Depends what's in it. If there's no room or capacity, that's a panel upgrade conversation — we'll check before recommending anything.

System size, wire runs, and panel capacity vary too much to post a number that would be accurate. Send us the details and we'll put together a quote.