Quincy, Crescent Bar, George & Trinidad

Ductless Mini-Splits in Quincy, WA

Quincy summers are hot, the basin wind brings dust, and winter nights drop well below freezing. A ductless mini-split handles all three in the rooms or buildings you choose, with no ducts to build. It's a common answer for shops, additions, manufactured homes and houses heated by baseboards.

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Compare this with our full guide to ductless systems in the region.

Carrier ductless mini-split outdoor unit installed by Alpine Aire at a Wenatchee, WA home, August 2026
Recent work near you: Wenatchee Single-zone ductless, Aug. 2026
From $7,000 One indoor head, installed
Free estimates On every new system
4.8 ★ on Google 588 reviews as of Oct. 20, 2026

Where Quincy owners put them

Four jobs a mini-split does well out here.

The shop or equipment barn

A head over the bench keeps a work bay usable in January and bearable in August, without heating the whole building.

One head, sized to the space.

Baseboard and wall-heater houses

Heads in the main rooms take over the heating and add the cooling that baseboards never gave you.

Two to four or more heads.

Manufactured homes

Ductless heads can serve the living area and bedrooms directly, either alongside the existing system or in place of electric heat.

Two or three heads, typically.

Additions and bonus rooms

New space at the end of an old duct run rarely gets enough air. Its own head fixes that.

Usually one head.

Built for wind and dust

  • Outdoor unit placement. We look for a spot sheltered from the prevailing wind, off the ground on a pad or stand.
  • Filters you can reach. Indoor heads have washable filters, and in dusty months they need rinsing more often. We show you how.
  • Coil cleaning. Field dust settles on the outdoor coil. A yearly cleaning keeps the system efficient.
  • Cold-climate models. With January lows near 23°F, we choose equipment that keeps heating well below freezing.

Grant PUD incentives for Quincy

Grant PUD only rewards conversions.

Since January 1, 2026, Grant PUD's heat pump rebates are for switching from a different heating system. Swapping an old heat pump for a new one doesn't qualify. Grant PUD sets the amounts and the rules, so check with them before you buy.

What the mini-split replaces Under Grant PUD's rule What to do
Electric baseboards or wall heaters A change from a different heating system Ask Grant PUD whether your project qualifies before ordering
An existing heat pump or mini-split A heat pump replacement, which doesn't qualify Plan the project on its own merits
A furnace or other fuel-burning heat A different system, but terms vary Confirm with Grant PUD first
Nothing (a shop or new room) No existing system to convert from Check with Grant PUD; don't count on a rebate

We don't quote a Grant PUD amount.

Our prices below don't subtract any rebate. Grant PUD's current terms are on its rebates page, and our utility rebates overview explains how the local programs differ. Chelan PUD's ductless incentives don't apply to Grant PUD accounts.

Cost and what's included

Mini-split prices for Quincy-area homes and shops.

These ranges come from the ductless systems our crews installed between 2024 and October 2026. The count of indoor heads drives most of the cost.

System size Installed, before tax A typical Quincy use
Single head $7,000–$8,700 A shop, office or bonus room
Two heads $11,000–$13,500 Living room and main bedroom
Three heads $13,700–$16,500 A manufactured home or small house
Four heads or more $17,800–$21,500 A whole baseboard house

What moves the price: line-set length, a stand or wall bracket for the outdoor unit, and any new electrical circuit. You get the number in writing before we order.

After the install: service and upkeep

$149 Weekday dispatch, Quincy and Crescent Bar
$279 Weekday dispatch, George and Trinidad
$72–$130 Diagnostic, by time to find the fault
$179 Maintenance visit
$300/yr AA Comfort Club per system, or $25 a month

Service calls are dispatch plus diagnostic plus the repair you approve; the fees aren't credited toward the repair. After 5 p.m., weekends and holidays, dispatch is $330.

How the install works

What you get, and how we get there.

No ductwork

Lines pass through a small hole in the wall, so there's no attic or crawlspace duct job.

Room-by-room control

Each head has its own setting. Leave the shop off on weekends and the bedroom cool at night.

Less electricity than baseboards

A heat pump moves heat instead of making it with resistance coils. Savings depend on the home and how it's used.

A real warranty

The manufacturer's parts warranty (up to 10 years on Carrier) plus Alpine Aire's own one year on parts and labor.

  1. Free estimate. We drive over from Wenatchee, look at each room or building, and check the electrical panel.
  2. Written options. Prices by head count, with brands named. We install Carrier, Lennox, Bosch, Mitsubishi and other leading brands, and we're a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer.
  3. Your rebate check. If you're converting from another heat source, call Grant PUD before you sign so you know where you stand.
  4. Install day. NATE-certified technicians mount the heads and outdoor unit, pressure-test the lines and start the system.
  5. Hand-off. We walk you through the remote, the filters and the settings for each season.

Recent local work

A recent ductless install in Wenatchee.

Whole Carrier ductless outdoor unit installed by Alpine Aire in Wenatchee, WA, August 2026

A single-zone ductless install in Wenatchee

Completed
August 2026
What went in
A Carrier ductless mini-split with one indoor head
In the photo
The outdoor unit on its stand

This install was in Wenatchee, not the Quincy area: we don't have a Quincy, Crescent Bar, George or Trinidad ductless install with photos to show yet. In August 2026 our crew put in a single-zone Carrier mini-split. We do the same work in Quincy and the rest of the area.

Job photos on this page will show finished Alpine Aire equipment only, with nothing that identifies the property.

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“With winter fast approaching, I found myself in need of help quickly. I reached out to Alpine, and the tech that they sent out (Armando) was helpful and knowledgeable in servicing my mini split carrier.”
Justin H. · October 2024

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“Pablo, Antonio, and Ivan were prompt, efficient, and willing to answer all my questions. Thank you!”
Mike C. · July 2025

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“Very quick with inspection, stated quote for new system would be done over weekend. Good service. Happy doing business with you all.”
Daniel M. · July 2024

Quincy ductless questions

Ductless mini-splits FAQ for Quincy.

How much does a ductless mini-split cost in Quincy?

About $7,000 to $8,700 installed for a single head, $11,000 to $13,500 for two, $13,700 to $16,500 for three, and $17,800 to $21,500 for four or more, before tax. We don't subtract a utility rebate from those figures.

Does Grant PUD give a rebate for a mini-split?

Since January 1, 2026, Grant PUD's heat pump rebates are only for converting from a different heating system, and replacing an existing heat pump doesn't qualify. Grant PUD sets the amounts, so confirm your project with Grant PUD before you buy.

Can a mini-split heat and cool my shop?

Yes. One head on its own outdoor unit is a common setup for a shop or equipment building. We size it for the floor area, the insulation and how often the big doors open.

Will dust and wind hurt the outdoor unit?

With a sheltered, raised spot for the outdoor unit, the main effect is more upkeep. Rinse the indoor filters more often in dusty months, and have the outdoor coil cleaned once a year.

Do you install mini-splits in George, Trinidad and Crescent Bar?

Yes. We install and service ductless systems in Quincy, Crescent Bar, George and Trinidad. Later service calls have a $149 weekday dispatch fee in Quincy and Crescent Bar and $279 in George and Trinidad.

How do I get an estimate?

Use the form below or call (509) 436-1178, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Estimates on new systems are free, and you'll have a written price before any work begins.
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