Cleaner air starts with a cleaner unit
When your air conditioner is clean, it's not working as hard — and it's not blowing dust, mould and allergens back into your room.
Allergy sufferers
A clean can help reduce the dust and allergens blown back into the room.
Asthma
Less mould and biofilm in the unit can mean fewer irritants circulating indoors.
Families and kids
Cleaner filters and coils can help keep the air in your home fresher.
Seniors
A well-maintained system can run more freely for those who spend more time indoors.
What builds up inside an air conditioner
Over time, your indoor unit pulls in household dust, pet hair, pollen and airborne particles. They settle on the filters, the evaporator coil and in the drain tray — the damp, dark parts of the system where mould and a slimy biofilm can take hold.
When the unit runs, that build-up can be blown back into the room. A dirty unit can also restrict airflow, making the system work harder to cool the same space. Regular cleaning helps keep the air moving freely and the internal parts clean.

What a clean removes
We strip down, deep clean and sanitise the parts of your system that affect your air.
- Filters
- Fan barrel
- Evaporator coil
- Drain tray & drain line
Before
AfterFrequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about keeping your system clean on the Mid North Coast.
