Wall-mounted
The efficient standard. Monitors the room and adjusts fan speed automatically; 19 dB on low.
DetailsDuctless and ducted Mitsubishi cooling with real humidity control, installed in a day — and because every unit is a heat pump, it heats your home in winter too.
Upstate summers are short and sticky. A conventional central air conditioner cycles on hard, cools the air fast, and shuts off before it's pulled the moisture out — so the house feels clammy at 72°F. Mitsubishi inverter systems do the opposite: they run long and quiet at a low speed, holding temperature within a degree and wringing out humidity while they do it.
Because every system we install is a heat pump, the "air conditioner" you buy for July is the heating system that carries you through January at -13°F. One purchase, two seasons, and NYS Clean Heat rebates you would never get on a cooling-only unit.

The efficient standard. Monitors the room and adjusts fan speed automatically; 19 dB on low.
DetailsFour-way airflow from a flush ceiling grille. EZ FIT™ models fit between standard joists.
DetailsLow on the wall for rooms with knee walls or big windows; multi-flow vanes cool fast.
DetailsHidden above the ceiling or below the floor; feeds several rooms through short ducts.
DetailsEvery Mitsubishi indoor unit comes with a wireless remote. Add a wall-mounted controller for a thermostat-style experience, or the Mitsubishi Comfort App to run every zone from your phone — pre-cool the house on the drive home from Lake George, or check that the camp isn't freezing in February.
Controllers & app
Every Mitsubishi system we install is a heat pump — it cools in summer and heats in winter. If you only want cooling, we can install it that way, but there's no reason to: the same unit that cools the bedroom in July will replace the space heater in January for a fraction of the cost.
Better than a conventional central AC. An inverter compressor runs long and low instead of short and hard, so the coil stays cold long enough to actually pull moisture out of the air. Mitsubishi units also have a Dry mode that dehumidifies without over-cooling — useful in a muggy 74°F August evening.
Yes — this is the most common job we do in older Capital Region and Saratoga homes. Ductless units go where the rooms need them, no ductwork required. A three-zone system typically covers a first floor and two bedrooms.
Up to 40% less electricity per unit of cooling, and you get rid of the noise, the security gap and the blocked window. Multiply that by three or four window units and the summer bill drops noticeably.
Yes. We repair and maintain conventional central AC of any brand — coil cleaning, refrigerant charge, capacitors, contactors — at our published maintenance pricing ($169 for an air conditioner tune-up).
Spring. Estimate calendars fill through June and installs are booked out by the first heat wave. Fall is the next best window — rebates are the same year-round.
New York homeowners switching from oil, propane or electric baseboard to a Mitsubishi cold-climate heat pump qualify for National Grid or NYSEG rebates, and Vermont homes qualify through Efficiency Vermont plus utility bonuses. Rebate amounts change by program and tier — we tell you exactly what your home qualifies for at the free in-home estimate and handle the entire application for you.
Enter your ZIP, home size and current fuel. See your real annual cost, what a Mitsubishi heat pump would cost to run instead, and your 5-year cost of doing nothing — with current NY and VT rebates applied.
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