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One-stop Aircon Services

General Servicing

Routine maintenance that includes cleaning of air filters, coils, and other components, checking for any issues, and ensuring optimal performance and efficiency of the air conditioning system.

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Chemical Wash

A deeper cleaning process that involves using chemical solutions to remove stubborn dirt, mold, and bacteria from the air conditioner's evaporator coils, condenser coils, and other internal components.

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Chemical Overhaul

A comprehensive cleaning and maintenance procedure that involves dismantling the air conditioning unit, cleaning individual components thoroughly with chemical solutions, and reassembling the unit for improved performance and efficiency.

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Gas Top Up

Refilling or topping up refrigerant levels in the air conditioning system to ensure proper cooling capacity and efficiency, often necessary when there is a refrigerant leak or insufficient cooling.

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Troubleshooting

Diagnosing and identifying issues or problems with the air conditioning system, such as abnormal noises, poor cooling, or malfunctioning components, in order to determine the appropriate repairs or solutions needed.

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Parts Replacement

Replacing worn-out, damaged, or malfunctioning components of the air conditioning system with new parts to restore functionality and efficiency, which may include parts like compressors, capacitors, or fan motors.

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Aircon Installation

The process of setting up a new air conditioning system in a building or space, including positioning the unit, installing necessary components like ductwork or piping, and connecting it to power sources for operation.

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Aircon Replacement

Removing an existing air conditioning system and replacing it with a new unit, often done to upgrade to a more efficient model, or when the old unit is no longer functioning properly or cost-effective to repair.