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Air Conditioner Coil Cleaning

When the AC coil is coated in dust, cold air can't get through it. We clean the indoor coil area and the outdoor unit so your system cools the house the way it did when it was new.

Licensed & Certified Technicians
Open 8 am – 6 pm, incl. evenings

Pricing Details

$69add-on price

AC cleaning add-on $69 in Ontario · $79 in every other region. Can be combined with other cleaning services for maximum home efficiency.

Service Checklist:

  • Trained, fully insured technicians
  • Floors protected, mess-free cleanup
  • Guaranteed satisfaction
  • No hidden charges
Deep Dive

What's Included in the Service

Our professional cleaning process covers all vital components. We utilize industry-leading techniques and state-of-the-art tools to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness.

Why it matters

A dirty evaporator coil acts like a blanket, so the AC runs longer and pulls less humidity out of the air. A blocked condensate drain can back up and leak onto the basement floor. Clean coils mean faster cooling, lower hydro bills and less wear on the compressor.

Indoor coil area inspected and cleaned
Condensate pan and drain line flushed
Outdoor condenser fins cleared of debris
Leaves and grass cleared around the unit
Cooling run check after cleaning

Our Process

How It Works

Our systematic, premium approach ensures a thorough clean every time.

01
1

Access

We find the indoor coil above the furnace and open the access point where the unit allows it.

02
2

Drain flush

The condensate pan is checked and the drain line is flushed to clear slime and blockages.

03
3

Coil cleaning

Dust is brushed off and a coil cleaner is applied where needed to restore heat transfer.

04
4

Outdoor unit

We clear the condenser fins and the area around the outdoor unit, then run the AC to check it.

FAQs

Service Questions

Everything you need to know about our cleaning methods and packages.

Weak cold air, the unit running non-stop on mild days, a musty smell when it kicks on, or water around the furnace are the usual signs.

Usually, yes. A clean coil transfers heat faster, so the AC reaches the set temperature in shorter cycles.

We can clean the indoor coil and drain any time, but the outdoor unit is best done when it isn't buried in snow. Spring is ideal.

Every year or two, depending on how much you run the AC and how dusty the house is.