If you change the filters of your ductless HVAC system regularly, you probably think your unit is clean.

Unfortunately, it’s probably not as clean as you’d like.

Even if you’re diligent about DIY cleaning, ductless HVAC systems build up dirt, dust, mold, and grime in both the indoor and outdoor units. To safeguard your equipment and its efficiency, you should consider professional cleaning for your ductless system.

This is the blower wheel of a ductless indoor air handler after 5 years of use without maintenance.

You should absolutely clean the two sets of filters in your indoor air handlers every 4-8 weeks as your indoor air quality dictates.

Cleaning your filters is essential to safeguard your ductless equipment and your indoor air quality.

However, this will do nothing to clean the coil or the blower wheel. Two spots that are always subjected to condensation which makes them natural magnets for dirt and mold.

When you operate your ductless HVAC system, small particulates squeeze through the filter and get lodged in the coil and other hard-to-reach parts of the ductless unit. If you don’t clean your filters regularly, the problem becomes even worse.

Introducing the Compass Ductless Maintenance Program featuring the Compass Ductless Cleaning System.

To help you avoid the dangers of a dirty ductless HVAC system, we are excited to offer state-of-the-art deep cleaning using proven, Compass Ductless Cleaning System technology.

Safeguard your home, your air quality, and your ductless system by setting up an appointment today.

The Compass Ductless Cleaning System is a comprehensive cleaning system for ductless HVAC units, mini-splits, and window air conditioners. It relies on pressurized water and non-toxic cleaners to sanitize your system and remove mold, mildew, fungus, bacteria, skin cells, and other contaminants from every component of your ductless HVAC unit. This includes the barrel fan, chassis, drain pan, covers, and louvers of the indoor air handling unit, and the outdoor condenser.

Before deep cleaning your ductless HVAC system with Compass Ductless Cleaning System, the technician turns on the unit to check the air velocity and make sure it’s operating properly. Then, they attach a catchment bag to the unit to catch the water and debris that will be generated by the cleaning process.

The technician removes the cover and louver to access the inside of the unit. Then, they spray on non-toxic AerisGuard cleaners onto the unit and use a pressure washer wand to push water through the components of the system.

Typically, they start by cleaning the fins and the back of the chassis, followed by the back of the unit, the top drain, and the coil. To ensure the entire barrel fan gets clean, they spin the fan while cleaning this part, and then, they complete the process by cleaning any other interior parts and flushing out the debris that fell from the coil into the main drain.

Compass’ Ductless Cleaning System is the only equipment designed specifically for cleaning ductless HVAC systems. This cleaning system gives your unit a deep and comprehensive clean that you cannot get with any other products. The process ensures that all contaminants are completely removed for your system to safeguard your home’s air and your equipment.

Protect Your Investment

AerisGuard Treatment is then applied to your unit to create a biostatic protective coating on the surface. This provides up to 12 months of protection and is ideal as part of an annual ductless maintenance program.

Boost Your Ductless System Performance

Cleaner coils and surfaces result in improved airflow and more efficient heat exchange during the heating and cooling cycle. Not only does this mean lower running costs, but it also delivers cleaner air and improved comfort.

AerisGuard cleaners use patented, non-hazardous multi-enzyme technology, to break down and digest the organic debris and other dirt. This is easily removed using a pressure cleaner.