Zone Control
Homes without ductwork ready for zone control — independent room temperatures without expensive duct installation or whole-home conditioning waste.
What We Do
Covering single-zone installations for room additions, multi-zone setups for whole-home comfort, indoor wall unit placement, outdoor condenser setup, and refrigerant line installation.
Single-Zone Mini Split Setup
One indoor wall unit with outdoor condenser for room additions or single-space conditioning
Multi-Zone System Installation
Multiple indoor units connected to one outdoor condenser for independent room control
Why Aurora Heat Pumps
Many installations fail because contractors skip load calculations and guess at unit capacity. Oversized systems short-cycle, never dehumidify properly, and drive electric bills higher than necessary.
Square footage alone doesn't determine capacity — room layout, insulation, and window exposure all affect sizing
Worried about mounting locations and whether units will clash with existing décor or furniture placement
Oversized systems or leaving all zones running constantly drives usage higher than expected
Each indoor unit operates independently — heat the bedroom to 68°F while keeping the living room at 72°F
High-efficiency systems cut cooling expenses 30-40% compared to window units or older central air
Who We Help
From executive homes to mid-century ranches, mini splits deliver zone control for homes that never had central air or need flexible heating and cooling for additions.
Homeowners adding sunrooms, home offices, or finished basements who need heating and cooling without extending ductwork
Owners of older Centennial homes built without central air seeking whole-home comfort without duct installation
Buyers specifying ductless systems in new builds for zone control and energy savings over traditional HVAC
Homeowners replacing aging window units or inefficient systems with multi-zone mini splits for quiet, efficient operation
How We Work
From load calculation to final testing, we arrange a local Centennial technician to assess your home and complete installation.
Load Calculation & Sizing
Technician measures square footage, evaluates insulation, and assesses room layout to determine how many units you need and what capacity fits each zone
Placement & System Design
You review indoor unit mounting options and outdoor condenser location, then approve the refrigerant line routing plan before work starts
Installation & Testing
Technician mounts indoor units, installs outdoor condenser, runs refrigerant lines, and tests each zone to confirm proper heating and cooling operation
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to help you understand system sizing, operating costs, and installation requirements.
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Who We Are
We help Aurora homeowners and businesses find the right heat pump technician for their installation or repair. Every request is reviewed and matched to a local professional familiar with Aurora's climate and building requirements.
Our Full StoryWe exist to make heat pump installation straightforward for Aurora homeowners and businesses by arranging experienced local technicians who size, install, and service systems properly.
Transparency
Clear quotes before work starts with no hidden fees
Accuracy
Load calculation and sizing assessment for every installation
Accountability
Follow-up after installation to confirm system performance
Locality
Aurora technicians who respond quickly to service requests
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Refrigerant lines run through small wall penetrations — avoids $5,000-$8,000 duct installation in homes without existing ductwork
Wall-mount, floor-mount, or ceiling-cassette units adapt to room configuration and aesthetic preferences