A Texas garage with a roll up door and a slab floor is the hardest room in the house to cool, and in Wimberley it is usually where the mini split conversation starts.
A Texas garage with a roll up door and a slab floor is the hardest room in the house to cool, and in Wimberley it is usually where the mini split conversation starts.
Garages were built to store cars, not to be comfortable, and most were never insulated to the same standard as the living space next door. A single zone mini split changes that math fast: one indoor head mounted high on a wall, one condenser outside, and a room that used to hit triple digits by early afternoon becomes usable as a gym, a shop, or extra living space.
In Wimberley the same rules apply as anywhere else on our route. A garage with an insulated door and a finished ceiling behaves close to a normal room. An uninsulated door, exposed rafters, and a slab that never sees shade behave differently, and we size and place the system for the room you actually have, not a generic average.
Wimberley is in Hays County along the RM 12 corridor, which is part of the area we already work every week, so a garage conversion here is routine work for the crew, not a special case.
Garages take direct sun on a metal door, sit on an uninsulated slab, and often have a ceiling with no attic barrier at all. We plan the install around that heat load, not around what a bedroom of the same size would need.
A garage head gets mounted to avoid blowing straight onto a workbench or a treadmill, and high enough to stay out of the way of whatever is parked or stored underneath it.
We do not quote garage sizing over the phone. A converted garage with an uninsulated roll up door does not cool like a bedroom of the same square footage, and we confirm actual capacity on site before you pay anything.
Wimberley, Texas. Wimberley is in Hays County along the RM 12 corridor, part of the area our crew already services every week. We do not add a special trip charge to reach Wimberley, and the pricing and process here match every other stop on the route.
Yes, with the system sized for the room you actually have. An uninsulated garage with a metal roll up door needs more capacity than a similarly sized bedroom, and we account for that on the site visit rather than guessing.
It helps a great deal but is not required before we install. An insulated door means the system works less hard to hold temperature; an uninsulated one just means we size around it honestly.
That is the most common reason people convert a garage in the first place. Once it holds a steady temperature it becomes usable space instead of a hot storage room.
Standard installation is $2,400 for materials and labor, the same flat number as any other single zone job. One day each week is the JOKER DAY at a lower price, revealed on the home page.
Yes, garage conversions are routine work everywhere along our route, not just Wimberley. The process and the pricing are the same wherever the address is.
Standard installation is $2,400 for materials and labor, the same flat number everywhere on our route including Wimberley. One day each week is JOKER DAY, priced lower than the standard rate, with the day and the price revealed on the home page rather than advertised as a fixed number ahead of time. A $400 materials deposit books your day. The balance is due on completion, after the system is running and you have watched it work.