We Pipe LLC handles residential HVAC for homeowners across Brooklyn and Queens. Mini-split installation and line set runs, ductless HVAC systems for houses and two-families, fan coil connections in renovated homes, and HVAC mechanical piping.
Pre-war houses in this part of Queens and Brooklyn typically don't have forced-air systems. A mini-split is often the right choice when you want reliable heating and cooling without tearing open walls for ductwork.
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Mini-split installation and line set runs, ductless HVAC systems for single-family and two-family houses, fan coil connections in converted or renovated homes, mechanical piping for residential HVAC equipment, and HVAC rough-in work for residential renovations. We handle the piping and mechanical side and coordinate with the equipment supplier.
A mini-split (ductless HVAC system) has an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air handlers connected by refrigerant line sets. It heats and cools without ductwork, which makes it well-suited for pre-war houses in Brooklyn and Queens that don't have forced-air systems. Mini-splits are commonly installed in renovated apartments and additions where adding ducts is not practical.
Yes. Line set routing is one of the most variable parts of a mini-split installation — every house is different. We assess the best routing path before we start work and discuss the options with you. Line sets can be run through walls, ceilings, exterior wall penetrations, or concealed in raceway depending on your house layout and what the finish looks like.
It depends on the scope. Equipment swaps on existing systems generally do not require a permit. New mini-split installations involving refrigerant line sets through walls typically require a permit in NYC. We advise on permit requirements before starting and handle filing when a permit is needed.
A single-zone mini-split installation in a house is typically a one-day job once equipment is on site. Multi-zone systems with multiple indoor heads and more complex line set routing take longer. We give a realistic timeline after seeing the space — not a template answer based on no information.
Call us or send a message. We'll look at your space and tell you what makes sense.