Learn About Ductless Mini Splits & Energy-Efficient Heating in Seattle
At Mark’s Mini Splits, we believe an informed homeowner makes the best decisions. This page is your go-to resource for understanding ductless mini splits, heat pumps, and energy efficiency programs across Seattle and the Puget Sound area.
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Below, you’ll find quick-read guides, FAQs, and energy tips, all written to help you save money, improve comfort, and extend the life of your HVAC system.
Featured Guides
1. The Complete Guide to Ductless Mini Splits
Learn how ductless systems work, how they differ from traditional HVAC setups, and why Seattle homeowners are switching to them for both heating and cooling.
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2. How Much Does a Ductless Mini Split Cost in Seattle (2025 Update)
A detailed breakdown of average equipment, labor, and total install costs in the Seattle metro — including expected energy savings and ROI.
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3. Mini Split vs. Central Air: Which Is Right for You?
Compare pros, cons, and costs for different systems to see which one fits your home and budget best.
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4. Mini Split Sizing Guide: How to Choose the Right System
Find out how to calculate BTU requirements based on your home’s size and layout.
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5. Washington State Rebates and Incentives for Heat Pumps
See the latest rebates, tax credits, and energy incentives available to homeowners across King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties.
Energy-Saving Tips for Seattle Homeowners
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Set your system to Auto Mode for consistent efficiency year-round.
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Clean your mini split filters every 3–4 weeks to maintain airflow and reduce energy costs.
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Use zoned control: heat or cool only occupied rooms.
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Schedule seasonal maintenance to prevent dust buildup and refrigerant loss.
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Combine your system with smart thermostats for precise control and monitoring.
Maintenance Resources
Seasonal Tune-Up Checklist:
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Clean indoor and outdoor coils
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Check refrigerant levels
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Inspect electrical connections
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Flush drain lines
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Test heating & cooling modes
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Recommended Service Frequency:
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Light use (1–2 rooms): once a year
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Full-home systems: every 6 months
Want your system inspected or cleaned?
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Need Expert Advice?
Still have questions about which mini split is right for your home?
Our local Seattle team is here to help. Whether you’re comparing brands, sizing your system, or checking rebate eligibility, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
The information on this page is for general educational purposes and may change as rebate programs, energy codes, or manufacturer standards evolve. For the most accurate details, contact Mark’s Mini Splits directly.
