A ductless mini-split is a heat pump with wall-mounted indoor heads instead of ducts, which is why so many Metro Vancouver character homes, condos, basement suites, and additions run on one. Each head conditions its own space, so nobody has to negotiate over the thermostat.
Maple Furnace Heating & Air Conditioning installs and services single-zone and multi-zone ductless systems across the Lower Mainland from our shop at A-6892 Merritt Ave in Burnaby. Pick the page that matches what you need, or call 604-324-4328.
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Two dedicated pages cover new ductless systems and service on the one you already have.
Single-zone and multi-zone systems from Mitsubishi, Daikin, and Fujitsu, sized on a site survey and commissioned properly.
Mini-Split Installation
Refrigerant leaks, icing, condensate drips, error codes, and the annual service that keeps a ductless system efficient.
Mini-Split RepairThe choice comes down to how many spaces you want to heat and cool.
Multi-zone systems need careful sizing to balance the connected indoor capacity against the outdoor unit, which is part of the site survey we complete on every quote.
If your ductless system carries a different badge, contact us anyway. Our technicians diagnose most systems regardless of brand, and replacing a single failed head is often possible without changing the whole system.
Because a mini-split is a heat pump, it heats as well as it cools. In the Lower Mainland's mild, wet climate a well-maintained ductless system can carry most of a home's heating load through the season, which is why so many Burnaby and Vancouver homes use one as a primary heat source.
Modern cold-climate ductless systems keep producing useful heat well below freezing, but they depend on a healthy refrigerant charge and a working defrost cycle to do it. Higher-elevation neighbourhoods such as Coquitlam's Burke Mountain see colder lows than the valley floor, so winter performance matters more there. If your system is not keeping up, our mini-split repair team can tell you whether it is a charge, airflow, or control problem.
A ductless heat pump is also one of the most rebate-friendly upgrades a BC homeowner can make. Cold-climate systems from Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, and Daikin often qualify for CleanBC and Canada Greener Homes incentives, and select municipalities add top-ups. Because eligibility depends on the equipment model, its efficiency rating, and correct professional installation, we size and install every system to keep your rebate eligibility intact. Our BC heat pump rebate guide has the full breakdown.
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