Midwest MinisplitCo

05/15/2026

This is our new page.

Literally 2 clicks...click on it below, then hit follow. We do monthly give aways on the new page. Not anything to do with minisplits......royals tickets, Worlds of Fun passes, zoo tickets, and many other things to come in the future. Do not want people to miss out!!!!

I know we are still missing around 450 people still on the last page.....So click away, and come on over. SEE YOU THERE.

Heating, ventilating and air conditioning service

05/15/2026

We have created a new page with our marketing company, Moss Marketing (look into them they are AWESOME). If you have not switched over, please do!!! Pretty pretty please!!!

When going through the"Branding" process.... you might not understand how facebook, instagram, and many other social platforms may work, I didn't. The more followers, the more your ads and post will be seen. Thank you to all, but we are taking this to the moon!!! ALL OF US!!!!

Please see below new page

03/28/2026

Moss Marketing Group, our marketing company has created a new page. Please add!!!!

We have absolutely loved working with them so far!! They make advertising enjoyable and some pretty cool ideas. The detail they put into theur videos is awesome. Check out link below.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1R8F9hnwWm/

Heating, ventilating and air conditioning service

03/28/2026

Cleaning the inside evaporator of a mini-split is critical to maintaining system performance and indoor air quality. As dust and debris build up on the coil, airflow becomes restricted, forcing the unit to work harder and use more energy to maintain temperature. This not only increases utility costs but also puts unnecessary strain on internal components. A dirty evaporator can also harbor mold and bacteria, which are then circulated throughout the home, impacting health and comfort. Regular cleaning helps prevent breakdowns, extends equipment lifespan, and ensures the system delivers consistent, efficient heating and cooling year-round for optimal comfort and reliability.

03/21/2026

Started working with a new marketing company. Supposedly, one of the best in the midwest, and statistically, number one in Kansas City!!!

*** Some may be able to see, some not. Pending on phone, from what I am seeing from feedback at the moment

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14q3n7opO0jrekvfZ2kQsR2kzKvDfnt2U/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19algP7bpTmHfXiv5ZY8mQ_hgrlwzW9Lo/view?usp=drivesdk

02/02/2026

IMPORTANT!!!!

The other owners and I have been discussing a "Trade-In" scenario for the units that we installed in our first couple years of existence.

When we first started installing and distributing minisplits, the minisplit options were much different. Some of the first units I sold did not even have a heat option, they were strictly AC only. Then we also started to see the Inverter really become a necessary option that we needed to be able to offer to our customers. We also have seen the warranty increase all the way up 10 years parts/compressor warranty, such as 1 to 2 years, as before. We also started to be recognized by companes such as Daiken, Mitsubishi, Toshiba, and many others. In the end we decided to go with Cooper&Hunter. So alot of changes have happened in 5 years, and we would love to get everyone on the same page.

What we are offering??
We are offering to let our customers have the oppprtunity to trade-in their minisiplit (certain units only), to upgrade to our now Cooper&Hunter Units.

Requirements

1) Units must pass a thorough inspection before trade-in is accepted by us.

2) Customer will be required to forfeit previous unit.

3) The electrical done previously will not be credited towards trade-in (it would of needed to be done anyway for the unit to operate).

4) We will be working everyone in the schedule in the order they call.

5) We will require the cost of the unit up front. We usually do not require any money down until job is over (tell me one contractor that does that, there is only one, IT'S US!!!). But unfortunately, we cannot pull units from our current working stock for this, units will all need to be ordered.

6) The units to be installed will all be the Cooper&Hunter HyperHeat model.

7) An estimate will be done for the new Cooper&Hunter Hyperheat to be installed, the remainder of the price difference, after new unit cost between original Unit/Install and new Unit/Install, is required to be paid the same day as the new unit is completed.

8) Each previous unit will have its trade-in value assessed and determained on many different conditions.

9) Only applies to our units that we installed.

***If you have specific questions please call 8167495565, and set up a phone call with Big Jess, Jordan, or I.

01/29/2026

In this day and age, a company is made or broken by its reviews. In the 5 years of our existence, we have serviced probably close to 2,500 different clients. As you see, we have only generated 3 reviews in all those years.

We will doing a drawing. To enter, you will to need to leave a review on our fb page, and also a review on our MidwestMinisplitCo Google account (one word). The winner will recieve 1 free year of our Full Protection Service plan (up to $1,500 value, depending on unit size).

Thank you to all of our clients. Without you guys, none of this could of been possible!

01/29/2026

We will be having all of our customers sign and understand this document from here on out.

01/23/2026

Well I see my comment has obviously not been registering with alot people.... At least with what I am seeing local.

See you soon serivce calls 😒.

***We warned everyone.

01/23/2026

ATTENTION TO EVERYONE!!

Please make sure and read your owners manual. Make sure that your model of unit is rated for the upcoming temps. Even though the unit will still work fine, it is never advised to operate outside of the manufacturers specs. These are the types of winter weather storms that make us stress the importance of purchasing our Cooper&Hunter HyperHeat units.

Important fact:

Heat pump ratings, such as heating capacity and efficiency (COP), are based on the actual ambient air temperature, not the wind chill factor. While wind chill makes it feel colder to humans and increases home heat loss, the heat pump relies on the thermal energy present in the surrounding air to function, which is measured by the ambient temperature.