Your Central HVAC Was Sized for the House Before the Addition
You added a room, a sunroom, or a converted garage. The central system was designed for the original square footage, not the new space. Now that room is always too hot in July or too cold in December, and the rest of the house pays the price.
You do not have to re-duct or rip out walls. Old West Minisplits installs a dedicated ductless mini split for that addition at a flat price posted up front. One zone is $2,000. Two zones is $3,700. Three zones is $5,400. The price includes equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and even a trip to Home Depot for touch-up paint. No hidden fees, no in-home quote required.
Why a Ductless Mini Split for That New Room
A central system moves a fixed amount of air through existing ductwork. Add a room and that ductwork was not extended, or if it was, the airflow is starved elsewhere. A mini split sits in the addition itself, delivering heating and cooling directly to that square footage without asking the central unit to do more than it can.
Mini splits are heat pumps. They cool through a brutal Central Texas summer and handle mild winters without a furnace. The addition gets its own temperature control, independent of the main house. No fighting over the thermostat.
Flat Price, Straight Talk
The price you see is the price you pay. One zone $2,000. Two zones $3,700. Three zones $5,400. This is for new installations only, not repairs or service calls. The price includes everything: equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical up to the disconnect, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and even a run to Home Depot for touch-up paint. No trip fees, no upcharges, no after-the-fact surprises.
We are honest about exceptions. A very long line set, a panel upgrade the house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting may add cost. Those are rare and we name them before you agree to anything, not buried on the invoice. Licensed contractors do the work. Your job is done.
How We Compare to the Usual Route
Most contractors in Central Texas price ductless installations per zone at $3,000 to $6,000. They require an in-home visit before they will tell you a number. You schedule that visit, wait for the estimate, then negotiate. Old West Minisplits posts the flat price online. You choose the zones, fill out the quote form at /#quote, and we schedule the install. No standoff, no haggle.
We do not perform electrical panel upgrades, insulation work, duct demolition, or other trades. Those are things you arrange separately with a licensed electrician or other contractor. If your project requires a panel upgrade, we can coordinate with your electrician, but we do not quote that work. We stick to what we do: flat-price ductless mini split installation for new zones.
How we compare
| Factor | Old West Minisplits Flat Price | Custom-Quote Contractor |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront Cost | 1 zone $2,000, 2 zones $3,700, 3 zones $5,400. Posted online before you book. | Typically $3,000 to $6,000 per zone. Requires an in-home visit to get a number. |
| In-Home Visit Required | No. Price is posted. Fill out the quote form at /#quote and we schedule the install. | Yes. Most contractors will not quote without coming to your house first. |
| Scope of Work | New installation only. Equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, touch-up paint. | Varies by contractor. Often charges extra for line set, electrical, or disposal. |
| Honest Exceptions | Stated before you commit: very long line set, a panel upgrade the house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting. | Often buried in fine print or discovered during install. |
Straight answers
Does the flat price of $2,000 for one zone cover everything?
Yes. For a new installation, one zone is $2,000. That covers equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and a Home Depot run for touch-up paint. No trip fees or upcharges. This is a new install price, not a repair or service call.
Can a mini split handle a Texas summer and a mild winter?
Yes. Mini splits are heat pumps. They cool effectively in Central Texas summers and handle our mild winters without a separate furnace. Many homeowners use them year-round for the addition.
What if my addition needs a larger unit or a long line set?
The flat price covers standard installations. If the line set run is very long, or if the mounting is unusually difficult, we tell you before you commit. Those exceptions are rare and named upfront. The price is still flat for the standard job.
Do you require an in-home visit to give me a price?
No. The flat price is posted on this site. You pick the number of zones, fill out the quote form at /#quote, and we schedule the install. No waiting for an estimate, no haggling.
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