Jet Clean Air Conditioning Jet Cleaning
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Remove Contaminant Build-up · Particles · Pollutants
- Hazardous Substances
- Fungal Mould
- Microbial Bacteria
- Fine Pollen Grains
- Volatile Organic Compounds
- Insect Attractants
Prepare your air conditioner for the season
Superior Jet Clean
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- One1 Split Air Conditioner Jet Clean
- Indoor Shell, Fan Blades and Filter Disassembly
- Chemical Soak Main Chassis, Fan Roller and Indoor Coil
- Jet Clean, Blow Dry Parts and Reassembly
- Anti Mould Treatment
- Operation Verification and Check Refrigerant Temperature
If the air conditioner has not been serviced for 4 or more years prices may increase as mentioned above this will be discussed and invoice adjusted accordingly on the day of the work. This service does not include breakdown issues.
Unpleasant Bad Odour?
The most common reason for a damp musty smell in your air conditioner is the presence of fungal mould and bacteria.
In environments where any air pollutants are present, concentrations of pollutant levels progressively increase within the air conditioner head unit.
Our Jet Cleaning Removes:
- Unpleasant Bad Smells and Odours
- Hazardous Substances
- Dust Build-up
- Skin and Hair
- Pollen and Allergens
- Insects and Insect Attractants
- Fungal Mould
- Microbial Bacteria
Mould Inside Your Air Conditioner
The most dangerous type of mould is the kind that's hidden. Going unseen and undetected, it spreads rapidly throughout your room, exposing you and your family to countless health problems. If you do detect slight mould, at either mild to low moderate levels, you can remove it through thorough cleaning, exposure to sunlight, and through proper ventilation.
However, detecting and removing mould is far trickier with central air conditioning systems. Most people aren't even aware that mould can and probably is inside your air ducts and vents. If you have several symptoms of mould exposure, but are confident that your home doesn't have mould, chances are it's hidden in your central AC system. AC systems are one of the main mould producing appliances because they are a highly suitable environment for fungus. The high density of moisture and dust makes this a perfect breeding ground.
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