Air conditioner cleaning
Cleaning of suitable accessible split-unit filters, covers, coils, fan areas and drain trays after condition and electrical isolation are confirmed.
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AIR CARE IN TBILISI
AIR CONDITIONER AND VENTILATION CLEANING
System-specific cleaning for suitable split air conditioners, accessible ventilation components, extractor fans and commercial kitchen exhaust surfaces.
Cleaning scope is confirmed after equipment, access, power isolation, material condition and operating constraints are reviewed.
Direct answer
What does air-care cleaning include?
Air-care cleaning removes accessible dust, ordinary residue and suitable buildup from agreed air-conditioner or ventilation components. The exact scope depends on the equipment and access. It is not refrigerant, electrical or mechanical repair, certified duct cleaning, air-quality testing, disinfection, or a guarantee that odours, allergens or indoor-air concerns will disappear.
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Distinct service scopes4
After equipment reviewQuote
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AIR-CARE SERVICES
Choose the equipment that needs attention
Separate pages prevent a simple split-unit clean from being confused with ventilation, extractor-fan or commercial grease-exhaust work.
Ventilation cleaning
Cleaning of agreed accessible grilles, diffusers, nearby housings and reachable components without promising whole-duct restoration or airflow balancing.
View ventilation cleaningExtractor-fan cleaning
Cleaning for suitable accessible bathroom or utility extractor covers, blades and housings after safe isolation and removal are checked.
View extractor-fan cleaningCommercial kitchen exhaust cleaning
Assessment and cleaning of agreed accessible hood surfaces and removable grease filters, with deep ducts and fire systems kept as specialist scopes.
View kitchen exhaust cleaningHOW IT WORKS
Identify the system before defining the work
Photographs, equipment details and access determine whether routine cleaning is suitable or another specialist is required.
1. Share the equipment
Send clear photographs, model information when visible, the number of units and the reported issue.
2. Confirm access and boundaries
We confirm reachable components, safe isolation, surface protection, exclusions and the quote before work.
3. Clean and report
The agreed components are cleaned and visible defects or excluded technical issues are reported without diagnosing beyond the service scope.
CLEAR SERVICE LIMITS
Cleaning is not HVAC repair or air certification
Air-care cleaning addresses agreed accessible residue. Refrigerant, wiring, motors, controls, airflow design, hidden duct contamination, fire suppression and structural access require an appropriate qualified specialist. Cleaning alone cannot prove air quality, remove every allergen or microorganism, resolve a moisture source, or correct equipment faults.
Not included automatically
- Refrigerant charging, leak repair or electrical work
- Mechanical repair, commissioning or airflow balancing
- Deep concealed-duct cleaning or destructive access
- Laboratory air-quality, mould or microbiological testing
- Fire-safety inspection, certification or suppression-system service
Turn off equipment with burning smells, smoke, sparking, overheating or repeated breaker trips and use an appropriate technical or emergency service. Do not wait for routine cleaning.
RELATED PROPERTY SERVICES
Separate the source from the equipment
Odour, mould, post-construction dust and property-maintenance concerns may need their own assessment. Air-care cleaning does not replace those services.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Air-care cleaning questions
Do you repair air conditioners or add refrigerant?
No. This cluster describes cleaning of suitable accessible components. Refrigerant, electrical, control and mechanical faults require an appropriate HVAC specialist.
Does cleaning guarantee better indoor air quality?
No. Indoor air depends on sources, moisture, ventilation, filtration, occupancy and other conditions. Cleaning one component does not certify air quality or guarantee a health outcome.
Can you clean an entire hidden duct system?
Not under the standard accessible-ventilation scope. Concealed ducts, access panels, specialist agitation, negative-pressure equipment or restoration require a separate site and capability assessment.
Can you remove an odour coming from an air conditioner?
Accessible residue and drainage conditions can be checked, but the source may be moisture, drainage, material contamination, a technical fault or another room condition. Complete or permanent odour removal is not promised.
How much does air-care cleaning cost?
Each service is quoted after the equipment type, number of units, access, condition and requested scope are reviewed. No universal price is published for this cluster.
Does 24/7 mean immediate attendance?
No. Enquiries are accepted 24/7, but appointment timing, safe access and specialist availability must be confirmed. Immediate or same-day attendance is not guaranteed.
REFERENCE GUIDANCE
Source control, maintenance and ventilation are separate parts
These official resources support the page's maintenance and indoor-air boundaries; they do not certify EXTERMINATOR.GE or define a Georgian technical standard.
U.S. EPA
Indoor Air Quality
Explains source control, ventilation and filtration as distinct strategies for indoor air quality.
Open sourceENERGY STAR
Heating and Cooling Maintenance Checklist
Highlights regular filter inspection and the role of qualified maintenance for heating and cooling equipment.
Open sourceCDC/NIOSH
Improving Air Circulation
Notes that ventilation improvements should begin with applicable codes and experienced professionals where needed.
Open sourceREQUEST AN ASSESSMENT
Tell us which system needs cleaning
Send photographs of the unit, grille, fan or hood, plus the property type, access and reported issue.
AIR-CARE REQUEST
Request an individual quote
Choose the closest service and describe the equipment before an appointment is confirmed.
- Equipment type and number of units
- Photographs, access and visible condition
- Reported odour, residue, noise or drainage issue