Tips on Renovating Your Garage for Maximum Comfort and Efficiency
Turning your garage into a gym, workshop, office, or game room? Climate control is the foundation. Here's everything you need to get it right.
Shop Garage Mini Splits »1. Plan Your Purpose First
What's the garage becoming? A gym, workshop, home office, or studio changes your layout, flooring, lighting, and how much BTU you'll need for climate control.
2. Insulate Before You Install
Garages lose heat and cool air fast. Insulate walls, ceiling, and the garage door before adding a mini split. It reduces the load on your system and cuts your energy bill.
3. Install a Mini Split
Traditional HVAC isn't designed for garages. A mini split needs only one small hole to connect indoor to outdoor, works in any layout, heats and cools, and runs quietly.
Shop garage systems »4. Seal All Gaps
Around the garage door, windows, and any wall penetrations. Air leaks force your mini split to work harder and drive up energy costs.
5. Upgrade Lighting
LED shop lights make a huge difference in a workspace garage. Motion sensors add convenience without wasting energy.
6. Maximize Organization
Wall-mounted shelves, pegboards, and overhead racks free up floor space. An organized garage is a functional one.
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12,000 BTU - 115V
17 SEER2 - plug into standard circuit. Ideal for 1-car or small garages up to 500 sq ft.
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17 SEER2 - handles 2-car garages and workshop spaces up to 800 sq ft.
View system »24,000 BTU - 230V
17 SEER2 - large garages, commercial workshops, oversized detached spaces.
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