Base $4,600. Nothing else applies at this configuration.
How Much Does Ductless Mini-Split Installation Cost in Seattle & Tacoma, WA?
Ductless Mini-Split Installation starts at $4,600 installed. A single-zone system comes to $4,600. Across every configuration we install, with cassettes and electrical work included, the full range is $4,600 to $19,150.
Ductless Mini-Split Price by Zones
A zone is one indoor unit. From two zones up, a new installation costs more than a replacement because the line sets and mounts are not already in place.
| Zones | Starting price, installed |
|---|---|
| 1 zone | $4,600 |
| 2 zones, replacing an existing system | $6,100 |
| 2 zones, new installation | $8,100 |
| 3 zones, replacing an existing system | $7,600 |
| 3 zones, new installation | $11,100 |
| 4 zones, replacing an existing system | $9,100 |
| 4 zones, new installation | $12,600 |
| 5 zones, replacing an existing system | $10,600 |
| 5 zones, new installation | $14,100 |
Prices are for the system installed, labor included. Every quote is itemized before work begins.
How This Compares To Published Prices
A single zone sits inside the range other Seattle contractors publish. Multi-zone is where the difference shows.
| System | EverHeat, installed | Published by another local contractor | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 zone | from $4,600 | $4,000 - $8,000 | Seattle contractor, 2026 guide |
| 3 zones | from $11,100 | $12,500 - $31,000 for 3 to 4 rooms | Seattle contractor, 2026 guide |
Ranges as the contractors publish them on their own websites, checked October 9, 2026. What each price includes can differ, so compare itemized quotes line by line.
What Adds To The Cost
| Work specific to this system | Price |
|---|---|
| 220V electrical work, on a new installation | +$1,400 |
| Ceiling cassette instead of a wall unit, per zone | +$700 |
| Wall bracket or pad for the outdoor unit | +$150 |
Ductless systems are priced by the number of zones rather than by the square footage of the home, so no home size adjustment applies here. Air handling upgrades such as a filter cabinet, a UV scrubber or humidity control belong to ducted systems and are not offered on a ductless install.
Two Real Configurations
The same arithmetic the instant estimate runs: the published price for the zones plus the electrical work and the pad, added line by line.
Base $14,100, 220V electrical work +$1,400, pad +$150.
What The Price Covers
What Customers Say About The Quote
Questions About The Price
Why does a new installation cost more than a replacement?
From two zones up, new line sets have to be run through the house. Two zones are $6,100 as a replacement and $8,100 as a new installation, three zones $7,600 and $11,100. At one zone the price is the same either way.
What does a ceiling cassette add?
$700 per zone instead of a wall unit. Five cassettes on a five zone system add $3,500.
Does the size of my home change a ductless price?
No. Ductless is priced by the number of zones, so no home size adjustment applies. Zones are what we work out at the free assessment.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. The in-home assessment is free and there is no obligation to book the work afterwards.
Does the price include permits?
Yes. City permits and the paperwork are pulled in your name and are part of the job, not an extra line.
Can the price change once the work starts?
You receive an itemized quote before anything begins, and customers specifically note that there were no onsite extras added later.
What payment methods do you accept?
Check, cash, Zelle, and online payment, whichever is easiest for you.
Do you offer rebates or financing?
We do not currently offer manufacturer or utility rebates ourselves, but we are happy to talk through what is available and how it fits your budget and timeline.
Ductless Mini-Split Installation Cost in Seattle and Tacoma
Ductless mini-splits are priced by zone rather than by tonnage, because each zone is a separate indoor head with its own line set. One zone installed is $4,600, two are $6,100 as a replacement or $8,100 as a new installation, and a five zone system runs from $10,600 when it replaces an existing setup to $14,100 as a new installation.
That gap between replacement and new installation appears from two zones up, and it is real work: new line sets have to be routed through the house. Ceiling cassettes instead of wall units are $700 per zone, 220V electrical work on a new install is $1,400, and a bracket or pad for the outdoor unit is $150. Because the system is ductless, there is no home size adjustment and no ducted air handling upgrades.
The instant estimate lets you set the zone count yourself, and the free in-home assessment settles how many zones the house actually needs and where a ceiling cassette suits a room better than a wall unit.
Services Behind These Prices
Ductless systems heat as well as cool, so they belong to both sides of the work: installing them, repairing them, and keeping them serviced.
Systems These Prices Cover
The equipment this page prices, and what else works without ductwork.
Not sure which system suits the house? The instant estimate compares them side by side, and the locations page shows where we work.
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