Flat-rate mini split installs for Central Texas builds.

Updated September 2026

General contractors on tight schedules need a mini split sub who shows up, installs, and leaves with a fixed price. No change orders, no delays, just tested systems ready for drywall.

Flat pricing, same everywhere we work

Every install is wired to code by our TDLR-licensed contractor. Long line-set runs, panel upgrades or unusual mounting can add cost, and we tell you up front, before any work starts. For market context, see our Austin mini split cost guide: typical Central Texas quotes run $3,000 to $5,000 for a single zone.

Why flat pricing works for your project timeline.

Most ductless installs in Central Texas require an in-home visit, a custom quote, and a wait for materials. That process adds days or weeks to a build. We stock standard systems and arrive with a fixed price for 1-3 zones, so you can lock in the HVAC line item the same day you call. No surprises, no callbacks for pricing adjustments. The price includes the unit, line set up to 25 feet per zone, standard electrical hookup, and a Home Depot run for touch-up paint if needed.

The flat rates cover new installs only: $1,500 for one zone, $2,500 for two, and $3,500 for three. These prices assume standard mounting and no panel upgrades. If the job needs a longer line set or a panel the house already required, we tell you before the crew arrives, not after. That keeps your schedule intact and your budget predictable.

What to expect on install day.

A TDLR-licensed crew arrives with pre-staged equipment and completes most 1-3 zone installs in a single day. They run the line set, mount the indoor and outdoor units, and test the system before leaving. If the job requires a longer line set or a difficult mount, we flag it upfront so you can adjust framing or electrical as needed. No last-minute delays, no extra trips for missing parts.

The crew handles the standard electrical hookup, but if the house needs a panel upgrade beyond that, we’ll let you know before work starts. That keeps the scope clear and avoids change orders. The same rule applies to unusually long line sets or tricky mounting, honest exceptions, stated before the job, never after. Most installs finish by late afternoon, so your next trade can start the following morning.

Questions

What’s included in the flat price for a two-zone install?

The $2,500 price covers two indoor units, one outdoor condenser, line sets up to 25 feet per zone, standard electrical hookup, and labor. It also includes a Home Depot run for touch-up paint if needed. Longer line sets or panel upgrades are extra and disclosed upfront.

How do you handle difficult mounting situations?

If a wall or ceiling mount requires extra structural support or a custom bracket, we assess it before the install day and provide a clear cost adjustment. That way, you can address framing or electrical needs before the crew arrives, avoiding delays.

Do you offer rebates or financing for mini split installs?

We don’t handle rebates or financing directly. Check with your utility or the IRS for current programs, as rules change frequently. Our flat pricing is designed to simplify the install process without relying on incentives.

We install across Central Texas. See the Austin mini split cost guide, full Central Texas service area or Austin mini split installation.