If your online resale business runs out of a garage in Austin, you already know the summer heat doesn't stay outside. When you're photographing product or packing orders for hours, that garage climate hits your inventory and your productivity.
$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.
Clothing, leather goods, and electronics don't like humidity swings. One hot afternoon can wilt a leather jacket or fog up a camera lens you're trying to shoot. A ductless mini split keeps the space steady so your stock stays sellable and your product photos look consistent without extra editing time.
Packing and shipping sessions already take long enough. When the garage is 95 degrees, every trip to the shelf feels slower and you end up rushing through tape and labels. A flat-rate mini split install makes that space usable for hours at a stretch, not just quick dashes in and out.
Our standard install price is $2,400 for materials and labor together, flat rate. One day each week is the Joker Day at a lower price. A $400 materials deposit holds your day, and the rest is due when the work is finished. We size your system by a rule of thumb first, then confirm it during a free on-site visit.
Our rule-of-thumb sizing accounts for garage conditions like direct sun and insulation. That estimate gets confirmed during a site visit so the unit matches your garage's actual heat load, not a guess from a phone call.
The installation typically takes one day. We work around your setup as much as possible, and after the system is in, you can keep using the garage the same way you always have, just cooler.
The standard flat rate is $2,400 for any standard single zone install. The Joker Day is one day each week at a lower price. That day moves week to week, and the exact Joker price is shown on our homepage. You pay a $400 deposit to book the day, then the balance when we finish.
The indoor unit mounts high on a wall or ceiling, keeping your floor space clear for shelving and work tables. The outdoor unit sits on a small concrete pad or brackets, and we run lines along the exterior to keep the inside tidy.
Your garage will need a dedicated circuit within reasonable distance of the outdoor unit. We include line set and wiring in the flat rate, and we can go over your existing electrical setup during the site visit to confirm it works.
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