Moisture and dust build up inside the desert cooler duct
A desert cooler works with both water and air, which makes its duct different from any other type of AC duct. Moisture clings to the inside of the pipes, and the fine dust that air carries sticks to those damp surfaces. Over time the two build up together and turn the duct into the source of bad smells and reduced airflow rather than cool, fresh air.
Tell us what you notice in your desert cooler and let us know your district, and we agree a time. We clean the pipes, the vents, the pads and the trays between them, and you get airflow that runs clean again.
- Pipes and vents
- Pads and trays
- Frame and housing
What does desert cooler duct cleaning cover?
These are the parts the cleaning covers in a desert cooler duct, depending on its condition and the signs you have noticed.
- The inner duct pipes
We clean the pipe walls from the inside where dust sticks to the damp surface and builds up, narrowing the passage and reducing airflow.
- The distribution vents
The vents collect a layer of dust and deposits that harden over time, and we remove them so the air reaches the room evenly.
- The water trays
The trays hold the water that humidifies the air, and deposits and algae cling to them if left uncleaned, making them the strongest source of smell in the duct.
- The cooling pads
The pads are constantly wet and trap the dust that passes through them, and when they build up with dirt they affect both the moisture level and the cleanliness of the air.
- The outer frame and casing
We wipe down the outer frame and casing from the dust that settles on them, because the desert cooler typically sits in an external wall or on the roof and faces dust directly.
- The drain outlet
We check that the tray water drains freely and does not sit stagnant, because standing water is the main source of smell in a desert cooler duct.
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 whether you notice a smell, weak airflow or deposits on the vents, which district you are in, and whether the desert cooler is in the wall or on the roof.
We agree a time
We settle on a time that suits you, and you clear the area around the indoor vents so there is enough space to work.
We do the work, you check it
We clean the pipes, trays, vents, pads and drain, then switch the unit on with you to check that the airflow is clear and the smell is gone.
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 your air services with one teamWe also clean restaurant chimneys, extractor fans and all types of ACs.
- Describe what you noticeA call or a WhatsApp message is enough to describe what your desert cooler duct is doing.
A common worry is that the duct parts are opened up and then not put back as they were. Tell us what you notice, we do the cleaning and reassembly, and you leave the rest to us.
Photos of our work
What our customers say
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Questions about Desert cooler duct cleaning
How do I know my desert cooler duct needs cleaning?
A damp or musty smell when it starts running is the clearest sign, and it usually comes from deposits in the trays or the pads. If the airflow is weaker than before, or you see deposits forming on the vents, those are further signs that the inside of the duct needs a check and a clean.
Is the smell from a desert cooler different from other ACs?
Yes, because a desert cooler uses water, the smell is usually stagnant water or tray deposits rather than the damp smell that comes from a cooling coil in a refrigerant AC. The source is most often the water trays or a blocked drain outlet.
Do I need to shut off the water before cleaning?
Yes, it helps to cut the water supply to the unit before work starts so the trays and pads are empty and easier to clean. Tell us when you call whether you have a separate tap for the unit or not, and we agree an arrangement that suits your home.
What makes the cleaning job bigger for a desert cooler duct?
The length of the duct run and the number of vents both affect the size of the job, as does how long the cleaning has been left and how much deposit has built up in the trays and pads. Units on roofs or in hard-to-reach places need different arrangements, and we agree those with you when you call.
What should I check after the desert cooler duct is cleaned?
Run the unit and hold your hand in front of each vent to check that the airflow is even from all of them. Smell the air coming out after a few minutes to confirm the smell is gone. Check that the tray water is leaving through the drain and not pooling. If you notice anything, we will have pointed it out during the work.
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