Quick Answer Aircon gas (refrigerant) doesn’t get “used up” — if your unit is low on gas, it has a leak. The most common signs are warm air blowing even at full power, ice forming on the copper pipes or indoor unit, and water dripping caused by a frozen coil thawing. In Singapore, fixing a…
Quick Answer An aircon chemical wash is a deep-cleaning service where your indoor unit is dismantled, soaked in chemical solution, and reassembled — removing mould, bacteria, and built-up dirt that a regular service cannot reach. In Singapore’s humidity, most homeowners need a chemical wash every 12–18 months depending on usage. It costs $80–$150 per unit…
QUICK ANSWER An aircon gas top up in Singapore costs $80–$150 for R410A refrigerant (the most common type). If your aircon is low on gas, it has a leak — refrigerant doesn’t get consumed. Topping up without finding and fixing the leak means the gas escapes again within weeks to months. A proper gas top…
QUICK ANSWER Aircon servicing for new HDB BTO flats in Singapore is something every homeowner needs — just not immediately. The first service is recommended within 3–6 months of moving in, primarily to clear construction dust that accumulates inside units during renovation. After that, quarterly servicing is the standard for daily-use units. A brand-new aircon…
QUICK ANSWER Yes — aircon ledge netting is legal in HDB flats in Singapore, subject to specific material and installation requirements. HDB permits bird netting on aircon ledges provided compliant materials are used, the installation is done properly, and no structural elements of the flat are altered. No HDB approval is required for standard ledge…
QUICK ANSWER Of the three common birds found on HDB aircon ledges in Singapore, pigeons are by far the most damaging. They roost permanently, produce the highest volume of acidic droppings, and are the only species that actively builds nests on ledges — blocking drainage and accelerating corrosion of your outdoor unit. Mynahs are occasional…
QUICK ANSWER Aircon servicing in Singapore covers everything from a basic general service (cleaning filters, checking drainage, inspecting the unit) to a full chemical overhaul for heavily soiled or underperforming systems. For most HDB households running 2–3 units daily, general servicing every 3 months is the baseline — with a chemical wash once a year….
QUICK ANSWER Ignoring a pigeon problem on your HDB aircon ledge doesn’t cost nothing — it costs in stages. A $150 ledge wash today can become a $480–$780 netting job next month, a $600–$1,500 compressor replacement next year, or $500–$3,000 in water damage if drainage backs up into your flat. The longer pigeons stay, the…
Coogle Aircon publishes transparent pricing for every service — no hidden fees, no upselling. QUICK ANSWER In Singapore in 2026, general aircon servicing costs $25–$50 per unit, chemical wash $80–$150 per unit, chemical overhaul $150–$250 per unit, and gas top-up $80–$150. Contract rates are lower than one-off rates. Ceiling cassette and ducted units cost more…
QUICK ANSWER Always clean your aircon ledge before installing netting — contamination left underneath gets trapped permanently and continues damaging your outdoor unit. The good news: every Coogle Aircon netting installation already includes a complimentary professional ledge wash before the netting goes in. One booking, one visit, clean ledge and permanent bird protection — HDPE…