Our Aircon Servicing Rates (2026)
Every rate we charge, published upfront with no hidden fees. General servicing from $55 per unit (as low as $20/unit on multi-unit plans), chemical wash from $110, and gas top-up from $90. No GST is added, and the same prices apply 7 days a week.
New to aircon pricing? Read our aircon servicing cost guide →
General Servicing / Yearly Maintenance
General aircon servicing details →Grey figures show the price per unit, per visit — as low as $20/unit on larger multi-unit plans. Recurring plans currently start at 2 units; a single unit is one-time only. The 2x, 3x, and 4x per year plans work as a yearly aircon servicing package (maintenance contract): book once and we schedule the visits across the year. Every unit gets the full scope of work on the right at every visit — there is no cheaper “basic” tier that skips steps.
Showing One Time pricing · grey = per unit, per visit
| Units | One Time |
|---|---|
| 1 | $55 $55/unit |
| 2 | $60 $30/unit |
| 3 | $75 $25/unit |
| 4 | $90 $22.50/unit |
| 5 | $105 $21/unit |
| 6 | $120 $20/unit |
| Units | One Time | Twice Yearly | Thrice Yearly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $55 $55/unit | — | — | — |
| 2 | $60 $30/unit | $115 $28.75/unit | $175 $29.17/unit | $225 $28.13/unit |
| 3 | $75 $25/unit | $145 $24.17/unit | $215 $23.89/unit | $280 $23.33/unit |
| 4 | $90 $22.50/unit | $175 $21.88/unit | $260 $21.67/unit | $345 $21.56/unit |
| 5 | $105 $21/unit | $205 $20.50/unit | $305 $20.33/unit | $405 $20.25/unit |
| 6 | $120 $20/unit | $235 $19.58/unit | $350 $19.44/unit | $465 $19.38/unit |
Scope of Work
- • Clean & check air filter, front panel & cover
- • Check deodorising & bio-pure filter
- • Flush drainage tray
- • Check outdoor condenser coil refrigerant level
- • Check compressor suction & discharge pressure if necessary
- • Clean & check evaporator
- • Vacuuming of drainage system
- • Vacuum & brush blower wheel
- • Tighten electrical components & fan motor bearing
Chemical Wash
Chemical wash & chemical cleaning prices →A deeper clean of the indoor unit — chemical solutions remove mould, bacteria, and stubborn dirt from evaporator coils and drainage. The only thing that changes the price is the number of units — if your aircon still smells or drips after a general service, this is the usual next step.
| Units | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 | $110 $110/unit |
| 2 | $210 $105/unit |
| 3 | $310 $103.33/unit |
| 4 | $410 $102.50/unit |
| 5 | $510 $102/unit |
| 6 | $610 $101.67/unit |
Notes
- • Additional units beyond 6: +$95 each
Chemical Overhaul (Wall-Mounted)
Aircon chemical overhaul details →Deep cleaning with complete component disassembly. Prices below are for 9,000 & 12,000 BTU units — larger units cost more because there is physically more coil, blower, and housing to strip and clean. From 3 units it is a flat $130 per unit.

| Units | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 | $150 $150/unit |
| 2 | $280 $140/unit |
| 3 or more | $130 / unit |
Additional Charges
- • Wall-mounted 18,000 BTU units: $180 per unit
- • Wall-mounted 24,000 BTU units: $240 per unit
- • Ceiling cassette and ducted units cost extra
Condenser Cleaning
Condenser cleaning details →The range depends on the cleaning method and how big and accessible the outdoor unit is — a condenser mounted on a ledge takes more work than one sitting on a balcony. We confirm the exact price with you before starting.
Normal Cleaning
$50 - $80
Chemical Cleaning (outdoor coil)
$100 - $150
Dry Cleaning
$60 - $100
Steam Cleaning
$80 - $150
- * Large systems (e.g. VRV / VRF) are priced separately — contact us for a quote.
Gas Top Up
Gas top-up price guide →Pricing varies by refrigerant type and PSI level needed. Your technician measures the pressure on-site and confirms the exact price from this table before any gas goes in. Not sure which refrigerant your unit uses? It’s printed on the label on the outdoor unit — or just WhatsApp us a photo.
| PSI Range | R22 | R410A | R32 |
|---|---|---|---|
| < 40 PSI | $90 | $120 | $130 |
| 41 - 80 PSI | $110 | $140 | $150 |
| > 81 PSI | $130 | $160 | $170 |
* Prices apply to single-split and multi-split aircon systems only. Larger systems (e.g. VRV/VRF) are quoted separately.
Other Services
Aircon repair & troubleshooting →| Service | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Troubleshooting (Multi-Split) | $50 - $80 | Waived with repair/servicing |
| Troubleshooting (VRV) | $300 | Waived with repair/servicing |
| Drain Pipe Chemical Flushing | $80 - $120 | |
| Installation | Call for quote |
Good to know
- • CBD locations: additional parking charges of $5–$20 may apply, depending on the parking facility and how long the servicing takes.
Pricing FAQs
Quick answers about how our pricing works. Wondering what the going market rate is? Read our aircon servicing cost guide for a full comparison.
Do your prices include GST?
What you see is what you pay. CoolAircon is not GST-registered, so no GST is added on top of the listed prices — and there are no admin or booking fees either.
Do you charge more on weekends or public holidays?
No. The prices on this page apply 7 days a week, including weekends and public holidays. We operate daily from 8am to 10pm, and same-day slots are often available.
Are there any call-out fees or hidden charges?
There is no call-out fee and no out-of-area surcharge — the price is the same island-wide. The only extra we may pass on is CBD parking ($5–$20 depending on the facility), and we will tell you before the visit. For repairs, troubleshooting is $50–$80 and waived when you proceed with the repair or servicing.
How much does aircon servicing cost per unit?
General servicing starts at $55 for one unit, and the per-unit price drops as you add units — $30 per unit for 2 units, $25 per unit for 3. On a recurring multi-unit package it can be as low as $20 per unit per visit.
How do the yearly servicing packages work?
Book once and we schedule 2, 3, or 4 visits spread across the year. Each visit covers the same full scope of work as a one-time service — the package simply works out cheaper per visit, and you never have to remember to rebook. Packages currently start at 2 units; single units are one-time only for now.