Mini Split Deep Cleaning

Overview: Deep Cleaning Service ensures your HVAC system operates at peak efficiency, providing clean and fresh air throughout your space. This comprehensive service targets all components of your mini split unit, removing dust, dirt, mold and allergens that can accumulate over time.

Service Includes:

1. Initial Inspection:
   • Thorough examination of the indoor air handler and outdoor condenser unit to identify any visible issues or areas requiring special attention.
2. Power Off and Safety Precautions:
   • Safely disconnecting the unit from the power supply to ensure a safe cleaning process.
   • Use protective gear to maintain safety, cleanliness and hygiene standards.
3. Filter Cleaning:
   • Removing and washing the air filters with a mild detergent to eliminate dust and debris.
   • Ensuring filters are completely dry before re-installation.
4. Panel and Vent Cleaning:
   • Detaching the front panel and plastic coverings for a detailed cleaning.
   • Thoroughly rinse and clean using a specialized mold and allergen killer to remove dust from the vents and panel surfaces.
5. Coil and Fan Cleaning:
   • Accessing the evaporator coils and fan blades for a deep clean.
   • Applying a specialized mold and allergen cleaner to dissolve grime and buildup.
   • Gently brushing and rinsing of the coils and fan blades to ensure optimal airflow.
6. Drain Pan and Line Cleaning:
   • Inspecting and cleaning the drain pan to prevent mold and mildew growth.
   • Flushing the drain line to remove any blockages and ensure proper drainage.
7. Reassembly and Final Inspection:
   • Reassembling all components and securing them in place.
   • Conducting a final inspection to ensure everything is clean and functioning correctly.
8. System Testing:
   • Powering on the unit and testing its operation to confirm it is running smoothly.
   • Checking for any unusual noises or issues post-cleaning.
   • Install new batteries in the remote controller.

Benefits:

• Improved air quality and reduced allergens.
• Enhanced efficiency and performance of the HVAC system.
• Prolonged lifespan of the indoor air handler unit.
• Prevention of potential breakdowns and costly repairs.