A single room that needs help
A single-zone system may suit a bedroom, office or addition. We look at the room’s heat load, insulation, layout and how you use it, not just its square footage.
Discuss a single-room project
HUNTINGTON BEACH · DUCTLESS HEATING & COOLING
A warm bedroom. A new home office. An addition without ductwork. Tell us what isn’t working for you. We’ll help you decide whether a ductless mini-split is the right fit.
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A mini-split connects an outdoor unit to indoor units with refrigerant lines, rather than distributing air through ducts. Heat-pump models can cool in summer and provide heating on cooler days.

A single-zone system may suit a bedroom, office or addition. We look at the room’s heat load, insulation, layout and how you use it, not just its square footage.
Discuss a single-room projectMultiple indoor units can give each zone its own temperature setting. Closed doors, airflow and outdoor-unit capacity matter. More heads are not automatically a better design.
Plan a multi-zone system
BEFORE WE RECOMMEND AN INSTALLATION
We start with your comfort goals, then check:
Your proposal explains equipment, controls, scope, pricing and written coverage. Explore our brands or Quilt heat pumps.
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See how Thomson listens, investigates and explains your options. This is our service approach, not a ductless installation tutorial.
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Weak airflow, a leak, an unusual sound or no heating? Tell us the symptoms and your equipment model. We’ll confirm service fit, investigate the cause and explain your options before you approve work.
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Filters, coils, drains and electrical components need attention. Explore our residential maintenance plan and ask which visits and tasks apply to your ductless equipment.
Explore residential maintenance
YOUR HOME. YOUR QUESTIONS.
Not sure which direction to take? Talk with our team at (562) 201-3014.
Start with the rooms that need heating or cooling. A single-zone system serves one area; a multi-zone design uses several indoor units. Thomson assesses room loads, layout, door positions, equipment capacity and installation routes before recommending a design.
Yes, ductless heat-pump models can provide both heating and cooling. We confirm the proposed equipment and capacity for your home. A single indoor unit should not be assumed to condition every closed-off room.
Room count and loads, indoor and outdoor placement, electrical work, refrigerant line routes, drainage, access and permit requirements all affect the scope. Ask for an installation estimate so equipment, pricing and written coverage can be reviewed before you approve work.
Salt exposure and available outdoor space are reasons to assess location, clearances and manufacturer guidance. We discuss suitable equipment and care needs for the site rather than promise a corrosion-proof system or a guaranteed service life.
Thomson installs Hisense, Innovair and Quilt ductless options. Suitability and current availability are confirmed during your assessment. For an existing system, tell us the brand and model so we can confirm service fit.
Follow the manufacturer guidance for filter care. Coils, condensate drains, electrical connections and system operation also need periodic attention. Explore the residential maintenance plan and confirm the visit scope for your ductless equipment.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME
Tell us which rooms need help. We’ll explain the next step.
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Call, text, or chat with our team. We’ll answer your questions, explain the next step, and help schedule your visit.
Our HVAC techs respect your schedule and your home. You’ll get a call when we’re on the way.
We explain the issue in plain English, lay out your options and the costs upfront, and only recommend what you truly need.
We explain what we found, show you your options, and review the written coverage that applies before work begins.
We explain the repair or installation options in plain English.
We review the coverage that applies to the approved work before it begins.