You and your partner just got the keys to your first home, and that garage is practically begging to become something more. Whether you are planning a shared home office, a gym, or a creative workshop, deciding on the comfort setup now means you will actually use the space instead of letting it turn into a storage room.
$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.
A garage conversion is one of the first projects many couples take on together. But without heating and cooling, that room will be too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter, which is why so many converted garages end up ignored. Putting in a ductless mini split during the build-out is much easier than trying to add one later, and it keeps the space comfortable from day one.
Our flat-rate installation covers materials and labor for a single price, so you know exactly what you are paying before we start. One day each week is the Joker Day, with a lower price that we reveal on our homepage. To hold your installation day, we ask for a $400 materials deposit, and the rest is due when the job is finished.
A shared space works best when it actually gets used, and that means making it comfortable for both of you. Our crew is licensed and handles the whole install, so you can check this project off your list and start enjoying the room together.
We use a rule of thumb based on the square footage and ceiling height, but we always confirm the sizing during a free on-site visit. That way we do not promise a specific BTU number until we have seen the space in person.
Every week we pick one day to offer a lower price than our standard $2,400 flat rate. The day changes week to week, and the exact Joker price is posted on our homepage. You can call or check online to see which day is next.
The deposit holds your installation day and goes toward the materials we order for your job. If you need to reschedule, we can work with you, but the deposit is non-refundable if you decide to cancel entirely.
We only do professional installations because mini splits involve electrical work, refrigerant lines, and proper drainage. A DIY install often leads to problems down the road, and our flat rate covers everything so you do not have to worry about mistakes.
Yes, we can install the system while the garage is still open, as long as the electrical is ready. That way you can run the lines and mount the units before you insulate and drywall, which makes the rest of the conversion easier.
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