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Mini-split cleaning in New Orleans
$50 trip fee plus $100 for each indoor unit (head).
Book online any time. Pick a weekday start time, and pay when the job is done. Frog will text you to confirm your time.
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What the price covers
What’s included
- The price covers cleaning each indoor head you book.
- Frog tells you what he finds before doing anything beyond the cleaning.
- For anything other than a cleaning, like a repair or a new system, send a request and Frog will call or text you back.
Before you book
Common questions
How much does a mini-split cleaning cost?
$50 for the trip, plus $100 for each indoor head. One head is $150. Two heads are $250. Three heads are $350. A head is one indoor unit on a wall or ceiling. Count the indoor units, not the outdoor ones.
Is there a mini-split cleaning service near me?
AC Frog is a New Orleans business. Book online, put in the address where the units are, and Frog will text you to confirm.
How does booking work?
Pick a day and a start time: 10am, 11am, or 12pm, Monday to Friday, New Orleans time. Times open from tomorrow out to 3 weeks. Put every head in one booking. Your booking holds that time.
- Frog will text you to confirm your time.
- You pay when the cleaning is done. Nothing is charged when you book.
- If he can’t make that time, he’ll text you to find a new one.
- Big jobs take longer than an hour. Frog will tell you how long to expect when he texts.
How long does a visit take?
It depends on how many heads you have. Each booking is a start time, not a time limit. Big jobs take longer than an hour, and Frog will tell you how long to expect when he texts.
When do I pay?
You pay when the cleaning is done. Nothing is charged when you book.
What should I have ready?
- An adult (18 or older) needs to be home to let Frog in and hear what he found.
- Clear about 3 feet under and in front of each indoor unit. Move furniture, beds, and anything that shouldn’t get a drip of water on it.
- Put pets in another room. Doors open, ladders go up, and water runs.
- Tell Frog about hard-to-reach units: very high walls, stairwells, or units over a staircase.
- Know where your breaker panel is. Frog turns off power to the unit before he opens it.
- If you can, write down the brand of each unit and any error code or blinking light you’ve seen.
Do I need a cleaning, or just a filter wash?
Washing the filters is your job, and it comes around often. If a flashlight shows dark buildup on the blower wheel, or a musty smell comes back after you wash the filters, it’s time for a cleaning. How to clean and maintain a mini-split shows the flashlight check.
Why it matters
Read why mini-splits need cleaning.
New Orleans air keeps the inside of a wall unit damp much of the year. These guides explain what grows there and what to do about it.
- How to clean and maintain a mini-split
Which jobs are yours, the flashlight check, and how often a deep clean is needed.
- Why does my mini-split smell?
What a musty smell means, and which smells mean turn it off and call.
- Mold and black spots in a mini-split
What the spots are, whether to keep running it, and what EPA and CDC say about bleach.
- All mini-split guides
Filters, leaks, dry mode, and the rest of the mini-split library.
Book online
Book a cleaning
Pick a start time and add your details. Frog will text you to confirm your time.
You pay when the cleaning is done. Nothing is charged when you book.
Your time is held
What happens next
- Frog will text you to confirm your time.
- You pay when the cleaning is done. Nothing is charged when you book.
- If he can’t make that time, he’ll text you to find a new one.
- Big jobs take longer than an hour. Frog will tell you how long to expect when he texts.
How to get ready
- An adult (18 or older) needs to be home to let Frog in and hear what he found.
- Clear about 3 feet under and in front of each indoor unit. Move furniture, beds, and anything that shouldn’t get a drip of water on it.
- Put pets in another room. Doors open, ladders go up, and water runs.
- Tell Frog about hard-to-reach units: very high walls, stairwells, or units over a staircase.
- Know where your breaker panel is. Frog turns off power to the unit before he opens it.
- If you can, write down the brand of each unit and any error code or blinking light you’ve seen.