Straight answers about mini-split mold, condenser buildup, and energy costs from the brothers who clean them across the Seacoast, the North Shore, and Southern Maine.
Local Guide · Portsmouth, NH
Humid Seacoast summers, salt air off the Piscataqua, and units that run heat and AC almost all year mean Portsmouth mini-splits get dirty faster than the manual suggests. Here's the schedule we recommend.
Continue Reading about How Often Should You Clean a Mini-Split in a Portsmouth Home?Local Guide · Newburyport, MA
Coastal air coats condenser coils faster than inland air. How to spot buildup on your outdoor unit, what you can safely do yourself, and when to schedule a cleaning.
Continue Reading about Salt Air and Your Condenser: A Newburyport Homeowner's GuideLocal Guide · Hampton, NH
Black flakes usually mean buildup on the blower wheel is breaking loose. What causes it in beach-area homes, and why a filter rinse won't fix it.
Continue Reading about Black Flakes From Your Mini-Split? What Hampton Homeowners Should KnowLocal Guide · Seabrook, NH
Units that sit idle between rentals and then run hard all summer are prime spots for mold. What to check between guests and when to call for a cleaning.
Continue Reading about Mini-Split Mold in Seabrook Beach Homes and RentalsLocal Guide · Kittery, ME
Your mini-split is about to switch to heat for six months. A fall checklist for Kittery homes, from filters to keeping the outdoor unit clear of snow.
Continue Reading about Getting Your Mini-Splits Ready for Heating Season in KitteryLocal Guide · Eliot, ME
Dirty coils make a heat pump run longer for the same warmth. Where the extra cost comes from in a Maine winter, and what a cleaning can realistically change.
Continue Reading about Does a Clean Mini-Split Lower Heating Costs in Eliot?
