The air handler carries dust from every room
A central AC draws air from the whole house through a single return duct, and the air carries fine dust throughout the year. That dust builds up on the coil, the fan and the condensate tray inside the air handling unit, and as the layers thicken, cooling weakens first in the rooms furthest from the unit.
Tell us what you notice at home, give us your district and where the air handling unit is, then call or message us on WhatsApp and we agree a time.
- Air handling unit
- Coil and drain
- Filter and casing
What does central AC cleaning cover?
These are the parts the cleaning goes through inside the air handling unit and what connects to it, depending on the condition of the unit and what you notice.
- The unit filter
We take out the filter and clear the fine dust from it before it goes back, because it is the first barrier between the house air and the rest of the unit's components.
- The cooling coil and fins
We clean the coil and its thin fins with care, because dust caught between them blocks heat transfer and makes the unit work harder than it should without cooling properly.
- The indoor blower fan
Dirt builds on the fan blades and upsets their balance, which weakens air distribution to the supply ducts and raises the noise level when the unit runs.
- The condensate tray and drain
We check the tray that collects condensation water and confirm it drains freely, because standing water in it produces damp smells that spread into every room.
- The unit casing inside
We wipe the inner walls of the casing clear of settled dust, because whatever stays inside finds its way back into the circulating air over time.
- Supply and return vents
We clean the grilles of the visible supply and return vents, because dust on their edges shows what is passing through the ducts, and removing it improves the air in each room.
How do we start?
Three simple steps, and we take care of the rest.
Call or message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the service you need and your district.
Tell us what you notice
Tell us which rooms feel less cool, whether there is a damp smell or a new noise from the unit, and which district you are in.
We agree a time
We settle on a time that suits you, and you clear a path to the air handling unit and switch the power off to it before we start.
We start the work
We clean the filter, coil, fan, tray and casing, then switch the unit on with you to check that air reaches all rooms and the condensate drains freely.
A service that comes to your door
- We come to youOur team arrives at your home with its equipment.
- One callCall or message us on WhatsApp and we arrange the rest.
- All AC types with one teamWe also do Split AC cleaning, Window AC cleaning, AC filter cleaning, Concealed AC cleaning and Air duct cleaning.
- Describing it in your words is enoughA call or a WhatsApp message where you describe what the unit is doing is all it takes to get started.
One worry is that the air handling unit is in a hard-to-reach place, or that the power to the rooms will be off during the work. Tell us where the unit is when you call, we arrange access to it, and we agree a time that suits you. Leave the details to us and rest easy.
Photos of our work
What our customers say
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Questions about Central AC cleaning
How do I know the central AC needs cleaning rather than something else?
When rooms far from the air handling unit feel less cool than others, or when a damp smell comes from the vents without obvious noise or a leak, the cause is usually dust on the coil or a blocked condensate tray. These signs differ from compressor faults, which tend to affect all rooms at the same time.
What should I prepare before the central AC cleaning appointment?
Clearing a path to the air handling unit is the main thing, whether it is on an upper floor, in a utility room or a storage space. If the supply vents are in high ceilings, let us know when you call so we come prepared. Cutting the power before we start is necessary and we agree the timing with you.
What should I check after the central AC cleaning is done?
Run the unit and walk through the rooms that felt less cool, checking that air comes from their vents with reasonable strength. Check also that the damp smell is gone. If you notice water pooling in the condensate tray after a long run, let us know so we can follow up.
Does the unit being in the ceiling or a utility room change how the job goes?
Yes, the unit's location affects how access works. A unit in a false ceiling needs a proper access hatch, while one in a utility room is more straightforward. That is why we ask where the unit is when you call, so we arrive prepared.
Does cleaning the central AC unit mean the air ducts need cleaning too?
Cleaning the air handling unit and Air duct cleaning are two different jobs. The unit is where the air is conditioned, and the ducts are the channels it travels through to each room. Sometimes the source of a smell or dust is in the ducts rather than the unit, and when you call you describe what you notice and we agree what suits your situation.
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