Air conditioner cleaning Cairns - Cleaner Cooler Air CCA, opens up your air conditioner unit to access the hidden internals. When you clean the filters you miss these components and they can get clogged up with dust and grime. Using a special solution we wash all the components so that your aircon is like new again and no longer blows dirty air around your room.

Cleaning the front filters is not enough.
You will be surprised to find out what is growing and collected behind the plastic covers!

The moist and dark environment of an Air-conditioner is a perfect breeding ground for mould, bacteria and fungi.

Dust and pollen collect and build up, similar to how a ceiling fan can collect dust even though it’s moving.

When combined with moisture, it clogs off the evaporator coil, the fan blades, the louver vent and sometimes the drainage pipe causing water leaks.

If you’ve ever noticed water around your Air-conditioner, it often means it’s dirty!

Depending on how much you use the Aircon, a regular cleaning will also help reduce airborne allergens and can make a huge difference with allergies such as hay fever, asthma, eye and throat irritation and other respiratory problems.

A clean air-conditioner requires less energy to cool the room and can maintain a thermostat temperature much easier. This leads to savings on your power bill and more money in your pocket.

A publication by Ergon Energy in 2011-2012 found that energy savings could be from 10% to 28% depending on the dirtiness condition!

What's 20% of your last energy bill?

In an average home where the Air conditioner is used regularly during the hot months of the year, we genuinely recommend a proper cleaning every 12 months.

Why? It allows you to keep your Aircon well maintained and running smoothly and due to the special enzymes we use during our treatment, it prevents moulds and bacteria building up during the months when you’re not using it. Meaning you can fire it up when the weather gets warm again and not cover your room in mould spores and airborne bacteria.