What We Clean

The full unit — every component that affects performance and air quality.

Evaporator coil

The indoor coil that cools your air. We clean it with low-pressure equipment and non-acidic cleaner to safely remove musty odors and restore optimal cooling output without damaging the delicate aluminum fins.

Condenser coil

The outdoor coil that releases heat. We thoroughly clear it of dust, debris, and environmental buildup that restrict vital airflow and reduce the heat exchange efficiency at the exterior of your unit.

Blower wheel and fan

The component that circulates air across the coils. We clean and brush the blades to eliminate accumulated biological growth and debris that restrict your airflow and contribute to persistent indoor odors.

Filters

Removed, deeply cleaned, and reinstalled. During this process, we inspect them for wear and tear so that any torn or degraded filters can be immediately flagged for a necessary replacement.

Drain pan & line

The system that collects and routes condensate water. We wash the pan and clear the line completely to eliminate the biological growth and debris that cause indoor blockages and hazardous water overflows.

Base pan & passages

The bottom section of the unit housing. We clear out all accumulated debris and test the drain passages to ensure water flows smoothly out of the system and drains exactly as intended.

Our process

From power down to test run — here's exactly what to expect.

The unit is turned off and disconnected before any work begins.

Filters and the front panel are removed. Filters are cleaned separately and inspected.

A non-acidic, biodegradable coil cleaner is applied to the evaporator and condenser coils to break down accumulated dust, grease, and biological growth before the rinse.

Both coils are flushed with low-pressure hot water — high enough to remove debris, low enough to protect the delicate aluminum fins. Wastewater is collected and removed.

The blower wheel and fan are cleaned to remove the biological growth and debris that restrict airflow and cause odor.

The drain pan is cleaned of biological growth and debris. The condensate drain line is cleared and confirmed flowing freely.

Caulk seal and foam gaskets around the sleeve are inspected for gaps, air leaks, and water infiltration.

Everything is reassembled. The unit is powered on and tested in both heating and cooling modes to confirm proper operation.