More Efficient
The diagram below shows how a Ductless System compares with other heating systems. It uses less energy and provides more heat for every dollar you spend - That's technology!
| Heating Fuel Type | Annual Cost* |
| Fuel Oil | $1,704 |
| Propane | $2,502 |
| Wood | $867 |
| Resistance Electric Heat | $984 |
| Pellets (Wood) | $771 |
| Ductless Heat Pump System | $328 |
*Cost estimates based on average insulated home. Fuel price Estimates as of 2/2009
Ductless Heat Pumps
Ductless heat pumps can efficiently heat and cool from one to eight areas of your home, with each zone having its own individual temperature control. This means you can efficiently heat and cool the areas you use the most. This saves you energy and money over conventional forced air systems. Marshall's experts will consult with you in your home and answer all your questions on this great technology.
Marshall's is your local full service ductless heat pump expert. We are certified Northwest DuctlessMaster Installers, so you can be sure of a quality professional installation. Most installations are done in one day with minimal interruption to your schedule. We take care of all aspects of the installation including permits, electrical, and utility paperwork.
What is a Master Installer?
A Master Installer has proven experience with ductless systems and provides thorough customer support. These installers have successfully completed Quality Assurance Inspections, a high level of technical installation training, and agreed to rigorous series of best practices. A ductless system installed by a Master Installer will include attention to equipment performance, appearance and thorough customer education.
Benefits of Going Ductless
Monthly Savings
A ductless heating and cooling system is a highly efficient system that can easily be installed as a new primary heat source for electrically heated homes. Ductless systems heat and cool homes for a fraction of the cost of baseboard and wall heaters.
Easy, Low-Cost Installation
Ductless systems allow you to retain a room's original aesthetic by not requiring expensive and invasive ductwork. Installation is as simple as mounting indoor and outdoor units, hooking up a refrigerant line through a three-inch opening in the wall or ceiling, and making a few electrical connections. Most installations can be completed in one day.
Rebate & Incentive Opportunities
Many local utilities are working with their customers on upgrading to this more energy efficient alternative. Some utility providers are even offering cash incentives for new ductless system installations.