Singapore heat? Book your aircon servicing with confidence.

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Let’s demystify it. A standard aircon service is like giving your car a wash and an oil change—it’s essential maintenance. A chemical overhaul is like a full engine decarbonisation. It’s a deep, intensive cleaning process for the internal parts of your aircon that you never see.
Technicians don’t just clean the filters and the outer coils. They completely dismantle the indoor unit—taking off the fan blower, the drain pan, and the evaporator coils. Then, they use specialised, non-corrosive chemical solutions to soak, dissolve, and power-wash away years of accumulated grime: the sticky dust, the black mould, the slimy algae, and the hardened grease that’s clogging everything up. It’s a reset for your entire indoor unit.
Read in detail>What is Chemical Overhaul and Why Your Home Needs It?
This isn’t just for show. Here are the specific, frustrating issues this deep clean targets and fixes.
Your aircon runs all day but the room never gets properly cold. You’ve probably felt this. The main villain is usually a filthy evaporator coil—the part that actually absorbs heat from your room. When it’s caked in dirt, it can’t do its job. The compressor has to work overtime, guzzling power, just to try and hit the temperature. All that electricity?Wasted money blowing right out of your window. A chemical overhaul strips the coil back to bare metal, restoring its ability to cool efficiently. The difference in cooling power and your next bill is often startling.
You switch on the aircon and a wave of damp, mouldy air hits you. It’s not your imagination, and it’s not just “old aircon smell.” The unpleasant odour is a result of mould and bacteria that are flourishing on the old, wet evaporator coils as well as in the dark, wet areas of the drain pan. Ventilating the area with air fresheners is useless. A chemical wash not only makes this biofilm disappear but also kills the origin of the smell with it. The air from your vents will simply smell like… nothing. Fresh and clean.
A wet patch beneath your air conditioner indoors is an indication of a blocked drain pipe, one of the most common reasons. Gradually, algae and sludge accumulate in the line and tray for condensate drainage. Once the drainage system is completely clogged, water produced by your air conditioning system cannot go anywhere else but back to your room, putting your ceiling and walls at risk. At a comprehensive chemical cleaning, the drain pan gets a thorough cleansing and the drainage line receives a vigorous high-pressure water jet that clears it completely, permitting water to flow freely through it as intended.
A rattling sound or a whistle often comes from a fan blower wheel crusted with dirt, throwing it off balance. Weak airflow can be caused by dirt blocking the air passageways. A basic service might vacuum a bit of dust off the surface, but a chemical wash involves removing the blower and washing it until every blade is spotless, restoring quiet, smooth, and powerful airflow.
I know some folks are handy. But an aircon chemical overhaul is a different beast. Here’s why going pro is the only smart move:

Investing in an aircon chemical overhaul service in Singapore isn’t an expense; it’s a calculated investment that pays you back.
Listen to your aircon and your wallet. If you’re facing persistent smells, weak cooling even after a basic service, visible mould, or leaking, it’s time. If your unit is over 3-5 years old and has never had a deep clean, it’s a smart preventative move. Don’t wait for a major breakdown during the next heatwave when everyone else is calling for help.
Is your aircon not cooling, smelling funky, or costing a fortune to run? At Airnergy, we see this every day. Our aircon chemical overhaul service in Singapore is designed to tackle the deep-seated grime that slows your unit down. We don’t cut corners—we dismantle, clean, and restore your system properly. Let’s get your cool, clean, and efficient air back. Contact us for a straightforward assessment. You deserve an aircon that works like it’s supposed to.