One head needs attention
Name the room, describe what changed and tell us when the head was last cleaned. Include the model if you can read it safely.

Cleaning the filter is useful, but it leaves the coil and fan behind it untouched. Green Ductors cleans ductless mini-split heads in Brooklyn, removing buildup from accessible internal surfaces while protecting the room around the unit.

A mini-split draws room air through a filter and across an indoor coil. The blower wheel then moves that air back into the room. Dust that reaches the coil or settles along the fan blades stays there until those surfaces receive attention.
We review the model, open the serviceable covers and clean the accessible components included in your quote. That may involve more than lifting the front panel: the model determines how the blower can be reached and whether further disassembly is practical.
Tell us if one room has a noticeable odor or weaker airflow while the other heads seem normal. It helps us focus the visit, though the symptom alone does not establish that dirt is the cause.
| Component | What we review and clean |
|---|---|
| Filter and front cover | Serviceable filters and removable cover surfaces, with fit checked during reassembly. |
| Evaporator coil | Accessible fins and coil surfaces, using a method suited to the unit and its condition. |
| Blower wheel and outlet | Deposits on accessible fan blades and outlet surfaces that a filter wash does not reach. |
| Condensate area | The accessible collection area beneath the coil. Drain-line clearing or pump service needs its own agreed scope. |
Outdoor-condenser cleaning, refrigerant work and electrical repairs are separate from cleaning an indoor head. If you want the outdoor unit included, mention where it sits before we prepare the quote.

A wall-mounted unit may sit above a bed, sofa or desk. We plan a protective cleaning setup around it, including a collection bib where the cleaning method calls for one. Tell us about wallpaper, delicate finishes or furniture that cannot easily move.
The technician needs enough room below and in front of the unit to work steadily. A photograph taken from the floor can help explain the space; there is no need to climb up or remove the cover yourself.
Name the room, describe what changed and tell us when the head was last cleaned. Include the model if you can read it safely.
Count the indoor units individually. One outdoor condenser can serve more than one head, and each indoor unit needs its own cleaning time.
Agree access with the tenant or property contact. Tell us about service-elevator arrangements or required entry documents before the visit.
We review the unit and symptoms, confirm the agreed work and protect nearby surfaces before opening the serviceable parts.
Suitable vacuum, brush and cleaning tools address the accessible coil, fan and other included components. Electrical parts need protection during this work.
We refit the removed parts, check operation and explain any remaining access limits or issues that call for a different service.

The number of indoor heads is the starting point. Their design, mounting height, condition and access affect how much work each one needs. A single easy-to-reach wall head and several ceiling-mounted units are different jobs.
Share your Brooklyn address and the number of units, then describe any unusual access. If one head is over a stairwell or the outdoor equipment is on a roof, flag that early. We can then discuss the practical arrangements before you set aside time for a visit.
Ask which components the quote covers and whether outdoor cleaning or drain work is included. Those details make comparisons more useful than a price with no stated scope.
Use the cleaning schedule and method in your unit's manual. Washable filters should dry fully before they go back, and a damaged filter needs replacement. Avoid spraying cleaner into an assembled head or forcing a cover that does not release easily.
Internal cleaning is a separate task. If odor, poor airflow or water leakage continues after routine filter care, describe the symptom when booking so we can discuss whether cleaning or another assessment is appropriate.
No. A ductless indoor head recirculates air within its room. Cleaning focuses on that head's filter, coil and blower; it does not involve a central supply-and-return duct network.
Not necessarily. Their use and condition can differ. Tell us which heads have symptoms and when each was last serviced so we can discuss the scope instead of assuming every unit needs identical work.
It can remove buildup on the surfaces we clean, but the source of the smell matters. Moisture, drainage and conditions elsewhere in the room may need attention too. We do not promise that cleaning will solve every odor.
Describe the space or send a photo taken from the floor. We need a stable working position and room for protection and equipment. Heavy furniture and difficult access should be discussed before the appointment.
The cleaning quote covers the agreed components. Refrigerant leaks, electrical faults and failed parts require separate diagnosis and work; cleaning does not replace those services.
Leave the remote available, clear small belongings from beneath each head and arrange entry to every room included in the booking. Tell us about restricted work hours or building access requirements in advance.
Send your Brooklyn ZIP code and contact details. We will help you plan the cleaning around the units and rooms in your property.
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