Single-zone installs
One outdoor unit and one indoor head transform a sunroom, addition, finished basement or garage conversion into year-round space, without opening walls for ductwork.
HVAC Contractor — Union County, New Jersey
Need ductless mini-split systems you can trust? Get Air Hero handles ductless heating and cooling for additions, finished basements, garages and homes without ducts for homeowners across Union County and northern New Jersey, with a proper diagnostic and a written price before work starts.
One outdoor unit and one indoor head transform a sunroom, addition, finished basement or garage conversion into year-round space, without opening walls for ductwork.
Older Union County homes with boiler heat and no ducts can get room-by-room cooling and efficient heating from a multi-zone system, with a thermostat's worth of control in every room.
We service ductless systems too, drainage problems, sensor faults, refrigerant issues and units that cool but will not heat when the seasons turn.
A single-zone ductless install in this area typically runs about $3,500 to $7,500 depending on capacity and line length, and multi-zone systems price per added zone. Guidance ranges checked November 2026; the written quote after the home visit fixes the real number.
Get an Honest QuoteEquipment size and efficiency, ductwork condition, venting and electrical scope, and how accessible everything is. Each of those appears in our written quote, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
We work on the major heating and cooling brands commonly installed in New Jersey homes, and we will tell you honestly on the call if your equipment needs a factory-only part or specialist.
We weigh the age of the system, the cost of the repair against remaining life, and how often it has broken down lately. If a repair will honestly hold, we repair. If it will fail again within a season or two, we show you the evidence and quote both options.
Yes, with cold-climate rated equipment a ductless system heats efficiently through a New Jersey winter and cools in summer from the same unit. It is one of the most practical answers for boiler homes that never had ducts.