Air conditioner cleaning

We are often faced with an ambiguous understanding of the question: what is a complete professional cleaning of an air conditioner? Here we will detail what can be dirty in an air conditioner and how we clean it.

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The indoor unit evaporator looks like this

This part is usually hidden from view by plastic, and there is no way to clean it without removing it, and even if it is dirty, you can't see it in any way. If you cleaned the air conditioner without removing the plastic, then it was poorly cleaned. Yes, cleaning without disassembling the air conditioner is really cheaper and may seem profitable, but in fact it's just a sign of saving money — you are simply getting a low-quality service.

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The indoor unit impeller looks like this

If you look into the hole from which cold air is blowing, you can see the impeller. But it is impossible to clean the impeller without special equipment. The impeller collects dust, and over time, mold develops on it. Sometimes several types of mold live on the same air conditioner. This can be seen by the color and differences; mold can be green, black and brown. Most often it is Aspergillus. Some Aspergillus species can release mycotoxins that are harmful to the respiratory system. But there is also a more harmful one Stachybotrys.‍

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Please do not use a vacuum cleaner or broom when trying to clean it - it is almost certain that you will damage the blades.

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Alkali + Pressurized Water = Clean Air Conditioner

Chemistry does the main job. Its exposure time on the metal parts of the air conditioner cannot be long, and experience and understanding of the issue are important here. Alkali is extremely corrosive and can damage the skin and eyes; it is harmful to inhale it. Please do not try to clean the air conditioner yourself, this may lead to health problems.

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Our work is completed by reassembling and drying

If the air conditioner operates within nominal values, and the owner is satisfied with the degree of cooling or heating, then no further maintenance is required.

Now you understand why it is so important to take care of your air conditioner on time: clean and serviced equipment works more efficiently, longer and without unexpected breakdowns. We would like to draw your attention to the fact that the high season begins from April to September, when our team works at maximum capacity, and the wait for service can be up to 5 days or more.

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Detailed information on the cost of work can be found on the page Price