Annual Deep Cleaning Services

Heat Pumps, ERVs, HRVs, and Heat Pump Water Heaters

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Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pumps

Complete System Care

Each service includes cleaning of both the indoor and outdoor units to support full-system performance and reliability.

Clears condensate lines to help prevent water issues
Cleans the outdoor coil to improve efficiency
Includes final system testing to confirm proper airflow and temperature output

This final check helps ensure your system is operating as it should.

Why Regular Deep Cleaning Matters

Regular deep cleaning helps your mini-split heat pump maintain strong performance and support healthier indoor air quality. Our specialized service goes beyond routine maintenance to clean the system more thoroughly than basic filter care alone.

Targets every major component of the system

Helps restore efficient operation and consistent performance

Ductless air filter replacement is available upon request

Performance Benefits

A professionally cleaned mini-split heat pump can improve comfort, lower energy use, and support healthier indoor air. It helps maintain more even temperatures, reduces strain on the system, and limits the circulation of mold and allergens throughout your space.

Energy Efficiency: Clean systems use less power to maintain the desired temperature, which can reduce monthly utility costs and ease wear on key components.
Long-Term System Health: Regular cleaning can reveal minor issues early, helping you avoid common repairs, protect your investment, and extend the life of the system.
Indoor Air Safeguard: Deep cleaning removes mold, bacteria, and allergens that build up inside the unit, helping prevent those contaminants from circulating through your space.
Quiet Operation: Clean components work more smoothly together, which can reduce operating noise and provide more consistent comfort.

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Ducted Air Source Heat Pumps

What the Service Includes

Our ducted heat pump cleaning service starts with a thorough inspection of the full system, from the central air handler to individual zone outlets. This helps identify issues affecting airflow and overall performance. We then clean each accessible component to help restore efficient, reliable operation. If your ductwork needs cleaning, we can refer you to trusted specialists for that separate service.

Air handler cleaning, including filters, coils, and blower assemblies
Cleaning of supply outlets and return grilles for better air distribution
Detailed cleaning of the outdoor condenser unit to support system efficiency

Air handler cleaning, including filters, coils, and blower assemblies

Cleaning of supply outlets and return grilles for better air distribution

Detailed cleaning of the outdoor condenser unit to support system efficiency

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ERVs & HRVs

Our HRV and ERV cleaning service starts with a detailed inspection of the system’s core components and airflow pathways. We clean the areas most likely to collect debris and affect performance, then test the system to confirm balanced, efficient operation.

Cleans the heat exchanger core, filters, and ventilation passages
Addresses condensate drains and air dampers where buildup commonly affects airflow
Includes airflow and system testing to verify proper exhaust and supply balance

Professional Heat Pump Water Heater Cleaning & Full Tank Flush

Your heat pump water heater works hard every day to provide efficient hot water. Over time, dust, lint, mineral scale, and sediment can build up in and around the system, reducing performance and increasing wear. Our specialized service combines deep cleaning of the heat pump components with a full tank flush to help restore efficiency and protect your investment.

We service both sides of the system: the air side, which moves heat, and the water side, which stores and delivers hot water.

Why Heat Pump Water Heater Maintenance Matters

Heat pump water heaters transfer heat from the surrounding air into a storage tank. To keep them operating efficiently, it is important to address two common sources of buildup:

Airborne buildup: Dust, lint, and debris can clog filters, coils, and fans, restrict airflow, and force the unit to work harder.
Tank sediment and mineral scale: In well water and hard-water areas, sand, rust, and minerals can settle at the bottom of the tank and reduce performance over time.