Aircon Servicing & Maintenance

To keep your aircon running smoothly and efficiently over the years, its filters, coils, and fins require regular upkeep.

Air conditioner components often accumulate tiny deposits and suffer wear that isn’t easily seen. Skipping routine maintenance can lead to a gradual drop in performance and higher energy consumption. Therefore, it’s important to schedule regular aircon servicing and maintenance.

Signs Your Aircon Needs Servicing

• Weak or reduced airflow


• Weak or reduced airflow


• Unusual noises coming from the unit


• Malfunctioning thermostat


• Water leaking from the aircon


• Excess humidity in the room


• Compressor running continuously without stopping


• Noticeable rise in electricity bills

When Should You Service Your Aircon?

To maintain its lifespan and efficiency, regular servicing of your aircon is essential. But how often should this be done?

The timing depends on several factors, including specific signs to watch out for. Generally, aircon units should be serviced at least once or twice a year. However, manufacturers often provide maintenance schedules tailored to each model.

The frequency of servicing also depends on how long the aircon is used daily. For units running less than 8 hours a day, servicing once or twice yearly is usually sufficient. But if your aircon operates for longer periods, more frequent servicing—such as every three months—may be necessary to keep it performing optimally. Additionally, the location of the outdoor unit impacts servicing needs. If it’s placed near busy streets or areas with heavy dust and pollution, it will accumulate dirt faster and require more frequent cleaning compared to units situated in cleaner, quieter environments.

What’s Included in Our Aircon Servicing?

• Thorough chemical wash of filters and panel covers


• Deodorising treatment to refresh the cooling unit


• Lubrication of moving components (when required)


• Inspection and cleaning of the indoor evaporator coil and drainage tray


• Vacuuming of the drainage system to ensure smooth flow


• Adjusting compressor pressure settings for optimal performance