AC Cleaning in Oman | Split & Central Units

Details

Why AC cleaning isn't a luxury

Over time, dust and moisture build up inside your AC's filters and coil, reducing cooling efficiency, raising your electricity bill, and sometimes causing odors or respiratory discomfort for your family. Our team performs a thorough clean of both the indoor and outdoor units using pressure-washing equipment and dedicated cleaning bags that protect your furniture and walls during the process. We service every type: split, duct, cassette, and window units.

Full cleaning of filters and evaporator coil
Washing the indoor fan (blower wheel) to remove mold and odors
Cleaning the outdoor unit and condenser coils
Checking the drain line for blockages

Alkhalej Alzahabi technician cleaning split AC filters inside a villa

Our Process

How we perform the cleaning service

1

Initial inspection

We inspect the unit's condition and determine the right cleaning type (standard or deep chemical).

2

Protecting the space

We cover surrounding furniture and flooring and fit a dedicated cleaning bag around the unit.

3

Pressure washing

Washing the coil and fan with pressurized water and safe cleaning agents that remove built-up grime.

4

Drying & final check

A test run confirms good cooling and no water leakage.

Before & After

The difference speaks for itself

Deep chemical AC cleaning with dark residue water draining out

Technician inspecting an AC control board after cleaning

Washing an outdoor AC unit with pressurized water

FAQ

Everything you need to know

How often should I clean my AC?

We recommend cleaning the filters monthly during summer, and a full cleaning of the indoor and outdoor units every 3 to 4 months depending on your environment and dust levels.

Does cleaning require fully dismantling the AC?

Usually not. We use specialized cleaning bags that allow washing the coil and fan without removing the unit, except in cases of heavy buildup or deep chemical cleaning.

How long does cleaning a single split unit take?

30 to 45 minutes for a single unit in normal cases, slightly longer for deep chemical cleaning.

Does cleaning reduce my electricity bill?

Yes — dirty filters and coils force the compressor to work harder for the same cooling output, so regular cleaning reduces load and noticeably cuts consumption.

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