Flat-Price Ductless Mini Splits in Cedar Park, Texas
Updated September 2026
If you live in Cedar Park, you know the drill. The Williamson County sun beats down from May through September, and a room that never quite cools off stops being a quirk and starts being a problem. Maybe it is a garage you finally want to use as a workshop, a casita for the in-laws, an addition the builder never ducted, or an older home where running new ductwork would mean tearing up half the ceiling.
Old West Minisplits installs ductless mini split heat pumps for a posted flat price. $2,000 for one zone, $3,700 for two zones, $5,400 for three zones. That is the whole quote. No in-home sales pitch, no trip fee, no surprise line item after the work is done.
What the Flat Price Includes
The posted price covers the equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, and full cleanup. It also includes a Home Depot run for touch-up paint so the wall penetration does not leave a raw edge. In short, the price you see is the price you pay.
There are three honest exceptions, and we tell you about them before the work starts, never after. A very long line set, a panel upgrade your house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting can add cost. Those are the only exceptions. No trip fees, no fuel surcharges, no last-minute material charges.
Typical Cedar Park Jobs
In this part of Williamson County, we see the same set of problems over and over. A garage that hits 100 degrees by noon and makes the room above it miserable. A bonus room over the garage that the original HVAC never reached. A casita or mother-in-law suite built without ductwork. An older home where the previous owner relied on window units and the condensate stained the siding.
Because mini splits are heat pumps, they handle both sides of the Texas weather. They cool through the brutal Central Texas summers and heat through our mild winters without a furnace. One outdoor unit can serve multiple indoor heads, so you can cool a garage and a bedroom above it without touching existing ductwork.
Why Flat Price Beats Custom Quotes
Ductless installs in Central Texas commonly run $3,000 to $6,000 per zone on a custom quote. Most local HVAC contractors are quote-based and require an in-home sales visit before they will give you a number. That is their model, and it works for them.
It does not work for everyone. Old West Minisplits posts the price before you ever contact us. The service area runs from Austin up the I-35 corridor north to Waco and Killeen, and south to San Antonio. The flat pricing is the same corridor-wide. If you are in Cedar Park, the price is $2,000 for one zone, $3,700 for two, $5,400 for three.
How we compare
| Factor | Old West Minisplits | The usual |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Posted flat price. $2,000 for one zone, $3,700 for two, $5,400 for three. | Custom quote after an in-home sales visit. Ductless installs commonly run $3,000 to $6,000 per zone. |
| Trip fees and add-ons | None. The posted price includes equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and touch-up paint. | Trip fees, diagnostic fees, and add-on line items are common on quote-based work. |
| What you need to get a price | A short quote form. No sales visit required to learn the price. | Most contractors require an in-home sales visit before giving a number. |
| Service area pricing | Same flat price across the Austin and I-35 corridor, north to Waco and Killeen, south to San Antonio. | Pricing often varies by job, crew, and distance from the shop. |
| Honest exceptions | Told up front, never after. Only a very long line set, a panel upgrade the house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting. | Exceptions and change orders often surface after the job starts. |
Straight answers
How much does a mini split cost in Cedar Park?
From Old West Minisplits, a new one-zone ductless mini split install costs $2,000. A two-zone system costs $3,700, and a three-zone system costs $5,400. Those are flat posted prices, not estimates. The only up-front exceptions are a very long line set, a panel upgrade the house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting.
Do I need a furnace for winter with a mini split?
No. Mini splits are heat pumps. They cool through Central Texas summers and heat through mild Texas winters without a furnace. One system handles both jobs.
What is wrong with just using window units or portable ACs?
Window units and portable ACs are cheap upfront, but they cool one room loudly, block a window, drip condensate, and are far less efficient than a ductless mini split. Over a few Texas summers, the higher electric bills and the hassle add up.
How does scheduling work?
Start with the quote form on this page. We will confirm the zone count, the address, and the install details. Because the price is flat and posted, there is no in-home sales visit required just to get a number. We schedule the install after the quote is accepted.
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