Routine clean
A considered refresh for regularly used units: filters, accessible surfaces and a performance check.
Ask about a routine clean →Aircon care, made clear
Cool rooms.
Quietly looked after.
Thoughtful cleaning and servicing for homes that should feel comfortable, not complicated.
Plan a service visitExplore careThe quiet difference
Good aircon care is easy to notice.
Dust, moisture and everyday use slowly change how a unit sounds and performs. Quiet Current takes a calm, careful look before cleaning what needs attention and testing the result.
That means fewer guesses for you, and a clearer handover when the visit is done.
Feels heavy
A room takes longer to feel comfortable than it used to.
Sounds different
A new rattle, hum or drip deserves a closer look.
Looks overdue
Dust around the filters is a useful reminder to schedule care.
Choose your starting point
Care that matches the moment.
Not every unit needs the same visit. Start with the closest fit and we will help clarify the rest.
Deep clean
For built-up dust, stale smells or a unit that has been working harder than usual.
Ask about a deep clean →Performance check
A practical first look when cooling, airflow, sound or water behaviour has changed.
Describe the change →A visit without the mystery
Four calm steps from first look to fresh air.
Listen
We ask what you have noticed and inspect the unit in context.
Care
We clean the appropriate parts with attention to the surrounding space.
Test
We run the unit and check that airflow and operation feel right.
Explain
You get a clear handover on what was done and what to watch next.
Useful before you decide
Questions, answered plainly.
If your question is not here, include it in your message and we will point you in the right direction.
How often should an aircon unit be cleaned?
It depends on use, dust and the room. A regular check is sensible when filters visibly load up, airflow changes or smells appear.
What is included in a routine clean?
The visit is matched to the unit, but typically includes accessible filters and surfaces plus an operational check. The exact scope is explained before work begins.
Can you help with a strange noise?
Yes. A changed sound is useful information. Tell us when it happens and whether the unit is cooling normally so we can start with the right inspection.
What if the unit is leaking water?
Switch it off if it is safe to do so and mention the leak in your request. We can assess the likely cause before recommending the next step.
Do I need to prepare the room?
Please clear easy access to the indoor unit and let us know about anything nearby that needs extra care. There is no special setup required.
What happens if a part needs attention?
We explain what we found and why it matters. No extra work is assumed from a diagnosis alone, so you can decide what happens next.
Start with a clear note
Tell us what the room is telling you.
Share the unit type, what you have noticed, and a preferred time window. We will reply with the most sensible starting point.