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Aircon Servicing at A Treasure Trove, Punggol

A three- or four-bedroom condo home can easily be running four or five fan coils — and when they're serviced piecemeal, some units quietly go years without a clean. For residents booking aircon servicing at A Treasure Trove, our standing advice is simple: treat the whole home as one system, service it as a set, and let the records do the remembering.

Why fan coils should be serviced as a set

In multi-split configurations common across Punggol condos, several indoor units share outdoor compressors. One clogged fan coil doesn't just cool badly — it changes how the whole system loads. Servicing everything in one visit keeps performance even, and our per-unit history means the next visit starts from knowledge, not guesswork: which unit leaks first, which one's coils foul fastest, which one had a top-up.

How to spot the unit dragging the set down

Between visits, your own senses run a decent early-warning system. The lagging unit is usually the one whose room takes noticeably longer to reach temperature than the others on the same evening settings; the one whose start-up air carries a faint damp note the rest don't; or the one whose fan sounds like it's working harder for less breeze. Any of those, and that unit is a candidate for a $90 chemical wash while its siblings take the $40 service — mention it when booking and the assistant prices the mixed visit instantly. Catching the laggard early is the whole point of treating five fan coils as one system: one weak member quietly taxes the compressor that all of them share.

The arithmetic of one visit versus four

General servicing is $40 for the first fan coil and about 25% less for each one after that in the same booking. Four units done together costs meaningfully less than four separate single-unit visits — and takes one arrival window out of your week instead of four. The same discount structure applies if some units need the $90 chemical wash or $160 overhaul while others just need the standard clean.

A visit that respects a family home

We work Mon–Sat, 9am–6pm, arrive within a tight window (Punggol is our only territory, so no cross-island delays), protect the area under each unit while we work, and send before/after photos of every fan coil. Payment happens after the job — PayNow or cash. If the schedule shifts, cancellation is free up to 4 hours before.

Keeping it maintained without thinking about it

Larger homes benefit most from our quarterly contract: every three months we prompt you, you pick a slot, and every fan coil gets serviced, photographed and logged. It's the difference between maintenance as a system and maintenance as a series of emergencies.

Frequently asked questions

How long does servicing a 4-bedroom home's aircons take?

Around 20–30 minutes per fan coil for general servicing — so a five-unit home is typically done in about two to two and a half hours. Chemical washes add time per unit treated.

What does a five-fan-coil general service actually cost?

The first unit is $40 and each of the other four comes in around $30 with the ~25% discount — so roughly $160 for the whole home in one visit, versus $200 booked as five separate appointments. The assistant confirms your exact total before you commit.

Some of our units were installed at different times. Does that matter?

Only in that they'll age differently — which is exactly why we log history per unit. Over a couple of visits you'll have a clear picture of each unit's condition regardless of when it was installed.

Can you come while a helper or family member is home instead of me?

Yes — anyone can let us in. You'll still get the photos of every unit and the final summary on WhatsApp, and you can settle by PayNow remotely once you've reviewed the work.

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