Coil and Blower Deep Clean in Miami-Dade County
The air handler is where the dirt hides. We pull the blower, scrub the coil, sanitize the pan, and leave the whole unit clean.
Short Answer
Our coil and blower deep clean in Miami-Dade County is a full air-handler service: blower wheel pulled and washed, evaporator coil scrubbed, pan and drain sanitized. South Florida systems run nearly year-round, so air handlers collect buildup fast. This service restores airflow and treats the parts that breed musty smells.
What's Included
- Blower wheel removal and deep washing
- Evaporator coil face scrub and rinse
- Drain pan sanitizing and flush
- Condensate line clearing
- Motor cleaning and lubrication where possible
- Anti-microbial treatment of coil and pan
- Before-and-after airflow readings
How It Works
- 1. We open the air handler, inspect, and photograph the buildup.
- 2. We pull the blower wheel, wash it clean, and scrub the coil face.
- 3. We sanitize the pan, clear the drain line, and service the motor.
- 4. We treat the coil and pan, reassemble, test, and confirm airflow gains.
Why This Matters in South Florida
Miami-Dade humidity keeps air handlers damp most of the year, and that dampness turns dust into a grimy film on coils and blowers. Systems in Kendall, Doral, and Hialeah run hard through long summers. Deep cleaning plus sanitizing breaks the grime-and-smell cycle that a basic tune-up cannot touch.
Pricing
Every visit follows our posted rate card: $200 for an inspection-only visit with a written report, $1,350 for a single-unit full HVAC cleaning, and a $1,300 flat rate for a 3-bedroom home. The deep clean is part of the full single-unit service.
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Service Areas
We serve all of Miami-Dade County.
Miami-Dade County · Doral · Hialeah
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a standard AC cleaning?
A standard cleaning brushes reachable surfaces. A deep clean pulls the blower wheel out and scrubs the coil face - the parts that hold the most buildup - then sanitizes the pan and drain.
How long does it take?
Two to three hours for a typical air handler. Larger or very dirty systems take longer.
Will it fix the musty smell?
Musty odors usually come from growth on the coil or in the pan. Deep cleaning plus sanitizing removes the source. We will tell you straight if the odor is coming from somewhere else.
How often should the air handler be deep cleaned?
Every two to three years for most homes. Homes with pets, smokers, or skipped filter changes need it sooner.
Do you sanitize as well as clean?
Yes. After cleaning, we apply an anti-microbial treatment to the coil, pan, and drain area. That is the sanitizing part of the service.
Ready to Book?
Air handler full of gunk? Call (786) 949-9255 for a deep clean and sanitizing.