Condenser Unit Pressure Wash & Coil Cleaning

The outdoor condenser has exactly one job: throw the heat collected inside the house out into the air. It does that by pulling air across a fin-and-tube coil. When that coil is matted with grass clippings, dryer lint, pollen, salt residue and dust, the airflow through it collapses and the heat has nowhere to go. Head pressure climbs, the compressor works harder and hotter, efficiency falls, and the compressor's life shortens measurably.

Coastal properties in Miami-Dade and Broward have a second problem: salt. Salt-laden air corrodes aluminium fins and copper tube joints, and a coil that is both corroded and blocked fails early. Cleaning is done with the correct coil chemistry and controlled pressure — a pressure washer used carelessly bends fins flat and makes the airflow problem permanent rather than fixing it.