The posted price for a Florence mini split, no standoff
Florence sits in Williamson County on the I-35 north corridor, a smaller Central Texas town that still takes the same summer heat as the cities down the highway. A lot of houses here were built without ductwork worth using, or they rely on window units that fight a hundred-degree afternoon and lose. Other contractors want an in-home visit before they will even name a number.
Old West Minisplits posts the price up front for a new ductless install: one zone $2,000, two zones $3,700, three zones $5,400, with four or more quoted individually. Equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and a Home Depot run for touch-up paint sit inside that number. No trip fees, no standoffs. Use the form at /#quote when you are ready.
Why a smaller town does not need a sales visit first
On the I-35 north corridor, a custom quote often means waiting for a truck to drive out, walk the house, then send a number later. Ductless installs in Central Texas commonly run $3,000-$6,000 per zone on those custom quotes, and most of those contractors will not quote until they have been inside. That process fits a dense city block. It is extra friction for a smaller town.
A flat price lets a Florence homeowner decide from the page. These figures are for new installs only, never repairs or service calls. Licensed contractors do the work. If the job needs a very long line set, a panel upgrade the house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting, that is stated up front, never buried.
Heat pumps for brutal summers and mild winters
A mini split is a heat pump. It cools through brutal Central Texas summers and handles mild winters without a furnace. Florence does not get long freezes as a rule, so a well-sized ductless system can carry a bedroom, shop, or addition through the year.
That matters in a smaller Williamson County town where additions, metal buildings, and older rooms without ducts show up often. You still arrange any panel work beyond standard electrical, or any insulation, with the right trade separately. Old West Minisplits stays on the mini split install.
What the posted price actually covers
The posted number covers equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and even a Home Depot run for touch-up paint. There are no trip fees or upcharges on a standard new install. One zone is $2,000, two zones $3,700, three zones $5,400.
If your line set run is very long, the house already needed a panel upgrade, or the mounting is unusually difficult, we say so before work starts. Those are the honest exceptions. Four or more zones are quoted individually. Start with the form at /#quote.
How we compare
| Factor | Old West Minisplits | The usual contractor |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront Cost | $2,000 for 1 zone, $3,700 for 2, $5,400 for 3 | Commonly $3,000-$6,000 per zone on a custom quote |
| When you see the number | Posted on the page before any visit | Most require an in-home visit before quoting |
| Trip fees and add-ons | No trip fees. Paint run and standard electrical included | Drive-out and line-item extras often appear after the first figure |
| Job type at this price | New installs only | Quotes may mix new work with repairs and service calls |
Straight answers
Is the $2,000 mini split price for a new install or a repair?
These flat prices are for new installs only, never repairs or service calls. One zone is $2,000, two zones $3,700, three zones $5,400. A repair or service call is a different job and is not priced here.
What is included in the flat price?
Equipment, labor, line set, standard electrical, refrigerant, testing, cleanup, and a Home Depot run for touch-up paint. No trip fees or upcharges on a standard new install. Licensed contractors perform the work.
When does the posted price not hold?
A very long line set, a panel upgrade the house already needed, or unusually difficult mounting. Those exceptions are stated up front, never buried. Four or more zones are quoted individually.
Will a mini split heat through a Central Texas winter?
A mini split is a heat pump. It cools through brutal Central Texas summers and handles mild winters without a furnace. That fit matches Florence weather better than hauling in a separate furnace for a shop or addition.
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