Mini splits have a minimal impact on your home’s exterior compared to traditional HVAC systems. The outdoor unit, which is compact and discreet, is typically mounted on a concrete pad or attached to an exterior wall. This unit is much smaller than conventional central air condensers, reducing visual clutter. Additionally, mini split systems require only a small hole in the wall to connect the indoor and outdoor components, preserving your home’s structural integrity. The connecting refrigerant lines can be concealed using line covers, painted to match your home’s exterior, or routed through less visible areas. Unlike bulky ductwork, mini splits eliminate the need for large vents or exterior modifications, maintaining your home’s curb appeal. For multi-zone systems, multiple indoor units connect to a single outdoor compressor, minimizing the number of exterior units required. If noise is a concern, mini split outdoor units operate much quieter than traditional systems, ensuring minimal disturbance. Overall, mini splits offer an efficient, low-profile solution that keeps your home comfortable without significantly altering its appearance.