Aircon Cleaning & Repair in Quezon City
Aircon cleaning, chemical wash, and repair for window, split, and inverter units across Metro Manila.
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Based on real aircon cleaning & repair jobs booked through Taskly in Quezon City.
Aircon Cleaning & Repair prices in Quezon City
| Job | Typical range (PHP) | What changes the price |
|---|---|---|
| Window-type unit, basic or deep clean | ₱500–₱990 | Teko lists ₱990 for a window unit up to 1.5 HP. aircon.ph lists a deep clean at ₱500–₱900. Larger units are quoted higher. |
| Split-type, indoor unit basic clean | ₱500–₱800 | Filter, front panel, and indoor unit surfaces. The outdoor unit is not included. |
| Split-type, indoor and outdoor full clean | ₱800–₱1,775 | Teko lists ₱1,775 for a split or wall-mount unit. aircon.ph lists a full clean at ₱800–₱1,500, outdoor unit included. |
| Split-type chemical deep clean | ₱1,200–₱2,500 | A foaming cleaner for coil mold and heavy grime. Ask whether the price includes the drain line. |
| Cassette or ceiling-type, chemical clean | ₱1,500–₱3,675 | aircon.ph lists chemical cleaning at ₱1,500–₱3,000. Teko lists ₱3,675 for cassette, suspended, and concealed units. |
| Floor-mounted or tower unit, clean | ₱600–₱2,550 | aircon.ph lists floor-mounted units at ₱600–₱1,200. Teko lists ₱2,550 for tower units. |
| Annual maintenance, split-type, two cleanings | ₱1,500–₱3,000 per year | Per unit, from aircon.ph. Compare it with paying for two separate basic cleans. |
| Check-up visit, any unit type | ₱450 | Teko lists ₱450 for an inspection. Useful when a unit cools poorly and you are not sure why. |
| Travel surcharge outside the technician's base | ₱200–₱500 | From aircon.ph. Ask about it when you book, especially in outlying areas. |
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Aircon Cleaning & Repair in Quezon City — FAQs
- How much does aircon cleaning & repair cost in Quezon City?
- In Quezon City, aircon cleaning & repair typically runs ₱500–₱2,500, averaging about ₱1,000. Taskly shows each tasker's hourly rate up front so there are no surprises.
- Are Taskly taskers in Quezon City verified?
- Yes. Each tasker's government ID and NBI clearance is checked by the Taskly team before they're approved to quote. You can also see ratings and completed-task counts on each profile.
- How do I book aircon cleaning & repair in Quezon City?
- Browse verified taskers, compare rates and reviews, pick the person you want, and book online — choose a time and pay by card. Taskly holds the payment and releases it to your tasker after the job is done.
- How do I pay, and are there fees?
- You pay by card through Stripe when you book — no cash needed. Posting and booking are free: you pay the agreed price, with no fee added at checkout.
- How often should I clean my aircon in the Philippines?
- Teko suggests that a split unit used about six hours a day be professionally cleaned every four months. A unit used less can go longer, but the filter should be washed every two to four weeks in any season. Heavy use in the March to May heat, pets, and cooking smoke all shorten the gap between cleanings.
- What is the difference between a split-type and a window-type aircon?
- A window unit holds the compressor, fan, and coil in one box that fits into a window or a wall opening. A split unit separates the indoor unit on the wall from the outdoor compressor, which connects through copper pipes. Split units are quieter and more common in condos. Window units are often cheaper to buy, but they are harder to clean from inside a tight opening.
- Is an inverter aircon harder to clean?
- No. An inverter unit uses the same filter, coil, and drain line as a non-inverter unit. The compressor changes speed to hold a set temperature, which saves power, but the cleaning steps stay the same. Some inverter models have a self-clean function that reduces dust on the coil. It helps between visits but does not replace a deep clean.
- Why does my aircon smell when I turn it on?
- A musty smell usually means mold on the coil or a damp drain pan. Run the unit on fan mode for about ten minutes before cooling to dry the coil. If the smell returns, book a clean, since a chemical wash is the usual fix for mold. A smell that persists can also point to a leak or a clogged drain line, which a technician should check.
- Can I clean the aircon myself?
- You can wash the filter and wipe the front panel. Opening the indoor unit to brush the coil is possible but risky, since the fins bend easily and the electrical parts sit close by. Never spray water into the outdoor unit or the electrical box. Leave the coil, the drain, and any work above the ceiling to a technician.
- Does the price include parts or a repair?
- Usually not. A cleaning package covers labor and basic cleaning supplies. Gas refills, capacitors, pipe work, and other parts are quoted separately after inspection. Teko notes that materials, parts, parking, permits, and special equipment may be quoted apart from the cleaning rate. Ask before you book so the total is clear.