Who We Are

Committed to Our Craft & to Our Community

Mr. Splits is a locally owned HVAC company serving in the Lehigh Valley. With over 20 years of experience and dependable response times, you can count on us to approach every project with care and attention.

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Our Technicians are Proudly Certified

Professionalism. High-Quality Customer Service. Attention to Detail

Mr. Splits is a highly reliable and fast-acting mini-splits heating and cooling company, certified to bring you professional ductless installations. With more than 20 years of experience, you can count on us to deliver results that exceed your expectations.

From Allentown to Hellertown and the surrounding communities, we have you and your home or business covered.

Gary Kuehner Owner of Mr.Splits

20+

years of services excellence to our loyal customers

We Pride Ourselves in Our Core Values

At Mr. Splits, we are more than just another HVAC company. We’re committed to putting the customers' needs above our own, treating every project with respect, kindness, honesty, and exceptional service. We believe every customer deserves quality customer service and a solution that suits them best.

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Respect

Your home, property, and time matter to us. We respect every customer and their space.

Kindness

You’re a part of the Mr. Splits family when you work with us. You’ll be treated with kindness and care from start to finish.

Honesty

We believe in straightforward communication and transparency without underlying fees or up charges.

Quality Services

We’re proud of our ability to provide a service that leaves you comfortable and satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

We carefully handpicked the most commonly asked questions in the mini-split industry and curated the best possible answers to help you. Looking for the best min-split system for you? Give us a call.
What can I do to lower my energy bills?
  • Install a programmable thermostat so you don’t waste air conditioning or heat while you’re not at home.
  • Switch your incandescent light bulbs to more energy-efficient light bulbs like compact fluorescents (CFLs) or LEDs.
  • Install ceiling fans and, when you can, use them instead of your air conditioning to cool you down.
  • Unplug any appliance that you’re not using. While it may not be turned on, it will still use power from your electrical outlet.
  • Make sure your windows and doors are sealed properly so that they don’t let air in and make your HVAC system work harder.
The simple answer to this question is dust and dirt. As your furnace sits idle over the warmer months, dust and airborne dirt particles settle on its elements. When the weather cools and you ignite your furnace for the first time, the dust burns and creates the unpleasant odor you are experiencing. Luckily, you can avoid this situation by contacting trusted HVAC contractors who can clean and inspect your system before winter use.
To keep your HVAC system running in tip-top shape, we recommend a maintenance appointment twice a year (once for heat, once for air conditioning). This way, a technician can check your filters, coils, wiring, housing, motor, and more to make sure you’re getting the most out of your system.
While HVAC problems often demand assistance from a professional, there are several simple issues that homeowners can diagnose on their own. Before you call up a local HVAC company, complete the following troubleshooting steps:
  1. Check Your Thermostat Settings – Incorrect thermostat settings can have a big influence on the performance of your HVAC system. So, if you notice that your heating or cooling equipment isn’t working as effectively as it usually does, be sure to take a look at your thermostat first.
  2. Clean Your Air Filters – Be sure to change your air filters frequently, as clean filters can help with air circulation and speed up cooling or heating of the home.
  3. Check Your Home’s Sealing – Poor sealing around windows and doors allows cold or warm air to escape your home. Addressing these issues can improve airflow and help your HVAC system work more efficiently.
  4. Inspect Your Pilot Light and Electrical Components – If you’re having trouble starting your HVAC system, there’s likely a problem with the pilot light or another electrical component. However, you’ll need a professional to replace these parts if necessary.

Don’t worry! Whether your problem happens at three in the morning or on the 4th of July, our HVAC service experts are available to get your system back up and running. Call us any time.

Ready for Reliable Mini-Split Service?

Submit a request for one of our specialists to come to your home or commercial property, or give us a call.

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