Home aircon · Service / Repair / Installation
Keep the rooms you live in feeling right. Everyday maintenance, fault finding and new systems, clearly explained.
Service from S$60 per indoor unit, or S$110 a year on a plan. Plans and per-visit rates are in the table below.
Arrange a serviceWhat your home needs
Every job is priced per indoor unit before anyone travels: a standard service from S$60 a unit, a year of scheduled visits from S$110 a unit, and fault work quoted from what the assessment finds.
From S$60 an indoor unit. Filters washed and refitted, coil surface and drain pan cleaned, drainage flushed, gas pressure checked, and the outlet temperature at every unit recorded before we leave.
General servicing ↗⌁Not cooling, dripping, or louder than it was. We test first, tell you what the readings mean, and price the repair before it starts — so a chemical wash is never used to fix a gas leak.
Diagnosis & repair ↗↗System size, the pipe route, access and the removal of the old units are all settled in a written quotation before a unit is ordered.
New installations ↗Three jobs, typed and scoped
The three shapes of work we do most weeks, each with its scope and its rate, so you can recognise yours.
3 indoor units · 2 visits a year · S$290 a year
Both visits attended in one round, with the outlet temperature at each unit recorded so the difference between visits is visible.
Filter wash and refit, coil surface and drain pan clean, drainage flush, a gas pressure check and an outlet temperature reading per unit — listed on a service sheet that names the rooms rather than the units.
1 indoor unit · one visit · from S$120, S$99 on a plan
The unit is bagged and cleaned where it hangs, so the room is not dismantled and the wash water never reaches the floor.
Filters are washed and refitted, the coil surface and blower are cleaned with the unit bagged, the drain pan and drainage are flushed, and the unit is run and the outlet temperature recorded before the bag comes off.
1 outdoor unit · one visit · from S$110, S$60 on a plan
The outdoor unit does most of the work and is usually the last thing anybody looks at; we clean the coil, straighten the fins and check the charge while the indoor units are being serviced.
Coil surface cleaned and fins straightened, the casing and the surrounding ledge cleared of debris, pipe insulation checked to the wall sleeve, and the operating pressure read against the unit's own rating.
Which units, how old they are, what you can hear or smell, and how long it has been going on.
A slot, the price per unit, and what the visit covers — including anything you would rather we looked at while we are there.
Gas pressure and outlet temperature, recorded, so the effect of the visit is visible rather than claimed.
Anything beyond the servicing — gas, parts, coil work — is priced and agreed before it is done.
Wash water removed, filters refitted, and a short note of what to watch before the next visit.
A clearer starting point
Pick the closest description, and this is what we do about it.
A standard service is S$60 an indoor unit and takes about forty-five minutes each. Filters washed and refitted, coil surface and drain pan cleaned, drainage flushed, gas pressure checked, and an outlet temperature recorded. Anything beyond that is priced and approved before it is done.
Book a routine serviceIt is usually one of four things: a filter that has clogged, gas that has leaked, a fan motor, or a sensor. Send the error code if there is one. We test before opening anything up, tell you which of the four it is, and price the repair — the assessment is charged once and comes off the repair if you go ahead.
Arrange a fault assessmentSend the floor plan or the room sizes and the age of what you are running. We size the system for the rooms rather than the corridor, quote by system size and brand tier, and write the pipe allowance, the trunking and the removal of the old units into the quotation.
Discuss a new systemPriced per unit, by frequency
The number that matters is units × visits, not a flat per-room figure. Choose the column that matches how you actually use the system, and multiply it by your own units.
| System size | One-off service | Annual plan two visits, priority slot |
|---|---|---|
| System 1 one indoor unit | S$60 | S$110 a year |
| System 2 two indoor units | S$110 | S$200 a year |
| System 3 three indoor units | S$160 | S$290 a year |
| System 4 four indoor units | S$210 | S$380 a year |
| Chemical overhaul per indoor unit, priced with the service | S$120 | S$99 with a plan |
| Condenser service per outdoor unit, with a service visit | S$110 | S$60 with a plan |
What moves the figure: unit type, how many units, whether the indoor units have been serviced within the year, access to the outdoor unit, and whether the drainage has to be flushed. Each is a line in the quotation, not a surprise on the invoice. A plan covers two visits a year; the quarterly round on a System 3 is S$420 a year for the same units.
The written scope
The extra charges are the part owners remember, so they are listed here rather than discovered on the day.
Check a scope with usWorkmanship cover: the period and the conditions are written into the quotation, and a return visit inside that period is included where the same fault comes back.
Who attends, and what you hold
Anyone can print a logo on a van. What matters is what arrives with the technician and what is left with you afterwards.
Client perspective
“The explanation was as helpful as the service. We knew what needed doing, and why.”
Home aircon servicing · sample story
Sample story. Not a real customer review.Service, explained
Not always. Water on the floor is often a blocked drain, a cracked drain pan or insulation that has perished; water in the room from the indoor unit is usually the drainage. We find out which before cleaning anything, because a chemical wash does not fix a gas leak and we would rather tell you that than sell you one.
S$60 an indoor unit for a standard service, S$110 an indoor unit a year on a two-visit plan, and S$160 on a quarterly plan. Anything beyond servicing — gas, parts, coil work, access equipment — is priced per unit and approved by you before it starts.
Yes, and it is the cheaper way to run a system. Two visits a year from S$110 an indoor unit, four visits from S$290, with the same technician on the round where the diary allows. Thirty days' written notice to stop, and the plan renews only after we have confirmed the price for the coming year with you.
Planned servicing is booked into the next round through your area, usually within the week. A unit that has stopped cooling is attended ahead of routine work, and plan holders go ahead of non-contract calls. The window we give you is the window we keep.
Start a conversation
A unit count and a short description are enough to start.
Concept only. Nothing is sent or booked.