If you’ve built a dedicated coffee bar or espresso nook in your home, you know that the machines and grinders add a real heat load to a small space. A warm room can make your morning ritual uncomfortable, especially when that nook rarely has its own vent.
$400 materials deposit books your day. The balance is due when the work is finished and you're happy with it. Anything outside a standard install is quoted before work begins, never discovered after.
Espresso machines and grinders throw off a surprising amount of heat, and in a converted closet or small corner, that heat has nowhere to go. Starting your day in a stuffy room isn’t the calm, focused ritual you want. A ductless mini split can cool that space directly, without ductwork, and keep it comfortable every morning.
Our flat rate for a standard installation is $2,400, covering materials and labor. One day each week is our Joker Day, priced lower than the standard rate, and the exact price is shown on our homepage. Booking requires a $400 materials deposit to hold the day, and you pay the remaining balance when the work is finished.
We size your system using a rule of thumb based on the room’s square footage and heat sources, and we confirm that sizing with an on-site visit before any work begins. Our crew is licensed, and we install only ductless mini splits. No guesswork, no surprises.
Yes, a properly sized mini split can offset the heat load from your espresso machine and grinder. We use a rule of thumb to estimate the BTU needed, then confirm the exact sizing during an on-site visit so the system is matched to your space and equipment.
Our standard installation is a flat $2,400 for materials and labor. One day each week is our Joker Day at a lower price, though the exact amount changes weekly and is shown on our homepage. We ask for a $400 materials deposit to hold your day, and you pay the rest when the job is done.
Yes, ductless mini splits have a compact indoor unit that mounts on a wall or ceiling, taking up very little floor space. That makes them a great fit for converted closets, under-stair nooks, or any small area dedicated to your coffee setup.
No, a ductless mini split requires only a small hole in the wall for the refrigerant line and wiring. There is no ductwork to install, which keeps the job simple and avoids tearing into existing walls.
Mini splits are known for quiet operation, with the indoor unit typically running at sound levels similar to a soft conversation. That matters for a morning ritual where you want calm, not noise.
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