Thorough PTAC unit cleaning that improves guest comfort, air quality, and energy efficiency — performed room by room with minimal disruption to your operation.
Why It Matters
Remove mold, dust, and allergens that circulate through dirty units into guest rooms.
Clean coils and filters restore full heating and cooling capacity, reducing energy costs.
Regular maintenance prevents premature failure and costly unit replacements.
A properly functioning PTAC means fewer calls to the front desk about temperature issues.
Our Process
We inspect each PTAC unit for damage, mold, debris buildup, and mechanical issues before cleaning begins.
Filters are removed and cleaned or replaced. Evaporator and condenser coils are flushed and degreased.
Drain pans are cleared of standing water and buildup. Blower wheels are cleaned for optimal airflow.
Interior surfaces are treated with EPA-approved antimicrobial solution to eliminate mold and bacteria.
Each unit is tested for proper heating, cooling, and airflow before we move to the next room.
Any units flagged for repair or replacement are brought to your attention so you can act before they become a guest issue.
Warning Signs
Most hotels should service PTAC units at least once a year — twice for high-occupancy properties. If you're seeing any of these signs, don't wait.
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