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Anaheim project guide

Anaheim Mini-Split / Ductless HVAC Permit

A ductless mini-split can look simpler than a central HVAC replacement, but the permit scope can still involve the outdoor condenser, indoor heads, a new electrical circuit, refrigerant piping, condensate disposal, wall penetrations and equipment location.

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Scope check

What can change the permit scope.

Whether the system is new or replacing existing equipment
Number and location of indoor and outdoor units
New electrical circuit, disconnect or panel work
Refrigerant-line, condensate and wall-penetration details

What to have ready.

Mini-split manufacturer and model information
Indoor-head and outdoor-condenser locations
Electrical rating and proposed circuit information
A clear description of any new penetrations, drains or support work

This guide helps you describe the project accurately. It does not replace a City determination about whether a permit, plan review, inspection or professional document is required.

Questions people ask

Mini-Split / Ductless HVAC Permit FAQ.

Do I need a mini-split / ductless hvac permit in Anaheim?

The exact permit requirement depends on the work, property and current City rules. Use the scope questions on this page and confirm the requirement with the responsible building department.

Can I use the hvac replacement workflow for this project?

This guide links to the configured Anaheim hvac replacement workflow because it is the closest supported project category. If your exact scope requires additional forms, plans or review, the City remains the authority.