Is a Multi-zone Ductless Unit Good for a Historic Home? - Ask the Expert Episode 137

It's next to impossible to update a historic home with new ductwork. That's why a multi-zone ductless system is a perfect heating and cooling option! Video Script: Rose wants to know: "How does a multi-zone ductless work for a historical home?" That's a good question. Most historical homes were built before the 1950's, which is really when they started building homes to accommodate central heating and air conditioning systems and ductwork. A multi-zone ductless system is great for a historical home because you don't have to worry about air ducts. You can install the system and run the conduit lines and refrigerant lines through small spaces and put the air handlers wherever you need them. Have more questions? Just ask them in the comments below or on Facebook or on Twitter.