Rinsing the filters takes five minutes and misses the problem. The dirt, grime, and mold live deeper in the unit, on the blower wheel and coils. That's what we clean, and our EPA 608 certified technicians know these systems inside and out.
Each indoor unit takes roughly an hour. Your home stays clean the whole time. Everything happens inside a sealed cleaning bag.
We lay down floor protection and hang a sealed cleaning bag around the unit so walls, floors, and furniture stay dry and spotless.
Covers, filters, and the drain pan come off so we can reach the blower wheel and coils, the parts a filter rinse never touches.
A coil-safe foaming cleaner breaks down the buildup, then a controlled pressure rinse flushes years of dust, grime, and mold into the bag, not your living room.
We treat the clean components with a sanitizing solution to eliminate odors and slow regrowth.
Everything goes back together, we run the unit, confirm strong clean airflow, and show you the results.
For most New England homes, a professional deep cleaning every 1–2 years keeps units healthy. Homes with pets, allergies, or units running year-round benefit from annual cleanings.
If your unit has never been deep cleaned, and most haven't, it's due. Musty smells, weak airflow, or visible specks on the vanes mean it's overdue.
That covers your first indoor unit, and each additional unit is discounted. We'll confirm your exact price before any work begins.
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