FAQ
Common aircon servicing questions
Concise answers based on the original site content, rewritten into clearer and more polished English.
What is aircon servicing? Open Close
Aircon servicing is routine maintenance that keeps your system clean, efficient and reliable. It usually includes inspection, basic cleaning and checks for issues that may require further repair or chemical cleaning.
How often should I service my aircon? Open Close
For most homes in Singapore, servicing every three to four months is a practical baseline. If you run the aircon heavily during both day and night, monthly or bi-monthly servicing may be more suitable.
What do I do if the service I require is not listed? Open Close
Contact our team directly. We handle a wide range of aircon issues and can advise on the right service, inspection or quotation based on your setup.
Can I convert from one-time servicing to annual servicing after my appointment? Open Close
Yes. If you prefer to start with a one-time visit, you can switch to an annual servicing package after the appointment once the system has been assessed.
Why is my aircon not cold? Open Close
Poor cooling can be caused by dirty components, airflow restrictions, refrigerant issues or faulty parts. If the thermostat settings are correct and the unit is still not cold, a technician should inspect it.
Will my aircon be cold after regular servicing? Open Close
Regular servicing often improves cooling performance, but results also depend on component condition, refrigerant level and overall system health. If further work is needed, our technicians will explain the recommended next steps.
What is an aircon chemical overhaul? Open Close
A chemical overhaul is a more thorough process where the fancoil is dismantled, cleaned with chemical solution and reassembled. It is typically recommended for heavily clogged or neglected units.
Why is my aircon leaking water? Open Close
Water leaks are commonly caused by clogged filters, frozen coils or blocked drainage pipes. Preventive servicing helps reduce these issues by keeping the system clean and the drainage path clear.