As you may have noticed, more and more ductless mini splits are being installed in Pacific Northwest homes. And since word-of-mouth is the most common way for homeowners to learn about going ductless, it’s no surprise that some incorrect assumptions about ductless heat pumps persist.

Over on the Going Ductless consumer site, we addressed some of these misconceptions, focusing on homes with electric resistance heating (such as baseboards and wall heaters) and a single ductless heat pump indoor head installed in the home’s main living area.

Take a look and brush up on talking points that can help you sell and install ductless systems with confidence »