Swind Air Conditioning and Electrical

Split-system cleaning | Local family business

Cleaner air starts inside your air conditioner.

We professionally clean residential split-system air conditioners across Brisbane and Logan. Built-up dust, mould and residue are removed from the areas that need more than a filter rinse.

  • Residential split-system deep cleaning
  • Evaporator and blower cleaning
  • Drain flush and cover cleaning
  • Careful protection of the work area
Air conditioner before and after deep cleaning
Professional split-system deep cleaning Internal cleaning that goes beyond washing the filters.
Swind Air Conditioning and Electrical Pty Ltd

QBCC Licence 15309389 · Electrical Contractor Licence 89165 · ARC Refrigerant Trading Authorisation AU56249

Fully Licensed Air conditioning and electrical trades
Local Service Based in the Logan area
Careful Protection Walls and floors protected during cleaning
Thorough Cleaning Coil, blower, drain and covers addressed
Clear cleaning prices

Split-system cleaning prices

For residential wall-mounted split systems. All prices include GST.

First unit

$200Including GST

Each additional unit

$150Including GST

Examples: 1 unit $200 · 2 units $350 · 3 units $500, including GST.

Included: cleaning of the filters, evaporator coil, blower and accessible internal surfaces; suitable louvres and removable covers; drain pan and accessible drain path cleaning and flushing; work area protection, reassembly and an operation check.

Tell us how many units need cleaning and provide the system and access details when you enquire.

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When cleaning may help

Signs your split system needs attention

A filter rinse only reaches the first layer. Dust and moisture can build up deeper inside the indoor unit where professional access is required.

01

Musty smells or visible mould

Odours at start-up, dark spotting or residue around the louvres and internal surfaces can indicate contamination inside the unit.

02

Dust, weak airflow or debris

Heavy dust on the filters, evaporator or blower can restrict airflow and circulate debris back into the room.

03

Drainage or moisture concerns

Slime and debris in the drain path can contribute to poor drainage. Existing leaks or faults may require repair rather than cleaning alone.

More than a filter wash

What a deeper clean covers.

We clean the accessible indoor air path, not just the filters. The exact work depends on your system, access and condition.

SANITISEFilters, louvres and removable covers where suitable.
DEEP CLEANEvaporator coil, blower and accessible air path.
DRAIN FLUSHDrain pan and accessible drain path.
PROTECT & CHECKProtect the work area, reassemble and operate the unit.
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Mould and contamination found inside a residential split-system air conditioner Real contamination found inside an air conditioner
What can build up inside

The clean filter does not show the whole system.

Moisture, dust and organic residue can collect on the evaporator, blower and drain area. Professional cleaning reaches internal parts that normal household filter maintenance does not.

  • Heavy dust and residue removed from accessible surfaces
  • Mould-affected areas treated during the cleaning process
  • Drain pan and drain path cleaned and flushed
  • Surrounding work area protected and left tidy
Our cleaning approach

Protected, cleaned and checked.

From protecting your space to the final operation check, here is how we approach the visit.

Step 01

Prepare and protect

The work area is protected and the indoor unit is opened for safe access.

Step 02

Deep clean internal parts

The coil, blower, drain area and accessible internal surfaces are cleaned.

Step 03

Reassemble and check

The unit is reassembled, operated and the work area is left clean and tidy.

Before we arrive

Help us prepare for your visit

A few details up front help us plan the right access and scope.

01

Send system details

Tell us the suburb, number of indoor units and confirm whether they are wall-mounted split systems.

02

Provide clear access

Please allow about one metre of clear space around the indoor unit for the tray and ladder.

03

Flag leaks or faults

Tell us about water leaks, unusual noises or error codes when you enquire.

04

Confirm access and timing

Let us know about access or parking constraints and your preferred timing.

★★★★★ Google review
“Very happy with the service. I had my air conditioner cleaned and a new one installed. Very professional, efficient, and friendly. He did a great job and left everything clean. Highly recommend!”
LIM JU
Common questions

Before you book a clean

If your question is not covered here, send us the details and we will let you know what information we need.

Which air conditioners do you clean?

Our current cleaning service focuses on residential wall-mounted split systems. Send a photo of the indoor unit and its model number so we can confirm that the system and access are suitable.

Will cleaning fix a leaking indoor unit?

Cleaning and flushing may help when dirt or slime is restricting the drain, but leaks can also come from damaged drainage, insulation, installation or system faults. Repair work may be required separately.

How often should a split system be professionally cleaned?

There is no single interval for every home. Usage, pets, cooking, humidity and the room environment all affect build-up. Odours, visible contamination or persistent dust are good reasons to arrange cleaning.

What access is required?

Please provide about one metre of clear working space around the indoor unit so we can position a ladder and cleaning tray safely. Move fragile items and furniture away before the appointment where practical.

Does cleaning guarantee mould will not return?

No. Cleaning removes existing contamination from the areas serviced, but future growth depends on moisture, use and the surrounding environment. Regular filter care and sensible operation still matter.

Ready for a cleaner split system?

Contact Swind for professional residential split-system air conditioning cleaning.