Air conditioning cleaning
Air conditioning cleaning that gets rid of smells
A deep clean of the indoor unit, from the filters to the coil, fan and drain. It removes the mould and dust behind musty smells, weak airflow and higher running costs.
Wall, cassette and ducted units
Antibacterial treatment
All major brands
Why clean it
Why does my air conditioning smell?
When the system cools, water condenses on the indoor coil. Dust sticks to the damp surfaces and mould and bacteria grow there. The same build-up causes most of these problems:
Musty or damp smell
Mould and bacteria on the coil, fan and drain tray. A deep clean and antibacterial treatment remove them.
Weak airflow
Dust packed into the filters and fan barrel blocks the air, so rooms take longer to cool or heat.
Water dripping
A blocked drain tray or pipe lets condensate overflow from the indoor unit.
Higher bills
A dirty coil cannot move heat well, so the system works harder for the same result.
What’s included
Our air conditioning deep clean
A deep clean costs £145 per wall-mounted indoor unit for homes, and includes a full annual service. Cassette, ducted and commercial units are quoted per site.
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Covers down to protect your walls, floor and furniture
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Filters washed and dried
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Indoor unit taken apart, coil and fan barrel cleaned and rinsed
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Drain tray and pipe cleared and flushed
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Antibacterial treatment to stop smells coming back
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Outdoor unit checked and cleared of leaves and debris
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System tested and air temperatures measured
How it works
A cleaner system in three steps
01
Book online or on WhatsApp
Tell us how many indoor units you have, and send a photo if you can.
02
We clean on site
About 90 minutes per wall-mounted unit, with covers down and no mess left behind.
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Fresh, efficient air
We test the system and tell you when the next clean or service is due.
FAQ
Cleaning questions
Why does my air conditioning smell musty?
A musty or damp smell usually means mould and bacteria on the indoor coil, fan or drain tray. It builds up when the unit runs in cooling mode and stays damp. A deep clean with an antibacterial treatment removes it.
How often should air conditioning be cleaned?
Clean or vacuum the filters every two to four weeks while the system is in use, and have a professional deep clean once a year. Kitchens, salons and busy offices may need it more often.
Can I clean my air conditioning myself?
You can wash the filters yourself. Cleaning the coil, fan and drain means taking the unit apart, so it is best left to an engineer.
How long does an air conditioning deep clean take?
Around 90 minutes for each wall-mounted indoor unit. Cassette and ducted units can take longer.
Is cleaning part of a normal service?
A standard service includes a filter clean and a check of the coil. A deep clean goes further: we take the indoor unit apart and clean every part the air passes through.
Our services
Everything your air conditioning needs
Breathe easy again
Tell us how many indoor units you have and we’ll offer you the next available slots.