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Aircon Servicing Contracts in Punggol
The dirty secret of aircon maintenance is that everyone agrees quarterly servicing is right, and almost nobody books it four times a year — life happens, quarters slip, and the aircon quietly fouls until something smells or drips. An aircon servicing contract fixes the remembering, not the price: with AirconRunner you pay the same per-visit rates, and what the contract adds is that the visits actually happen.
What the contract is — and pointedly isn't
It is: a standing quarterly schedule for your whole flat, day-before WhatsApp reminders, every unit serviced in one visit with the multi-unit discount, per-visit payment after each service by PayNow or cash, and the freedom to reschedule (free up to 4 hours before) or stop entirely at any time. It isn't: a prepaid package, a lump sum, a lock-in, or a discount scheme with strings. We deliberately kept money out of the commitment — the contract is a calendar, not a contract in the scary sense.
Why we built it around per-unit history
Each visit logs what was done to each specific unit — this bedroom's last chemical wash, that living room unit's gas reading trend. Over a year this record starts doing real work: recommendations become evidence-based ('this unit's due, these two aren't'), problems get caught while they're $40 problems, and no technician — ours or anyone's — can sell you work the record shows was just done. It's the difference between maintaining your aircons and repeatedly meeting them as strangers.
The arithmetic for a typical Punggol household
A System 3 flat on quarterly general servicing runs about $100 per visit with the multi-unit discount — roughly $400 a year, $33 a month for the whole flat. Compare the common alternative: skip servicing for eighteen months, then pay for chemical washes at $90 a unit when the smells arrive, plus the electricity a fouled system quietly wastes all along. The contract doesn't make servicing cheaper per visit; it makes the expensive path much less likely.
Landlords and tenants: the contract's other use case
Punggol has a growing rental market, and aircon disputes are a classic landlord-tenant flashpoint — most tenancy agreements require regular servicing, and proof is usually a shoebox of receipts. A contract solves both sides: the schedule satisfies the servicing clause automatically, and the per-unit history with photos is timestamped evidence of condition. Landlords can set it up once and stop chasing; tenants get records showing they held up their end.
Starting and stopping
Begin with any normal booking at /book or over WhatsApp and say you want the quarterly arrangement — or decide during a visit after seeing the work. Prefer Saturdays, or specific weeks of the quarter? Say so and the schedule follows your constraints. Stopping is one WhatsApp message with no notice period, because a retention department is another thing we decided not to have.
Frequently asked questions
Is a servicing contract cheaper than booking ad-hoc?
Per visit, it's the same honest rates — $40 first unit, about 25% off additional units. The savings are indirect but real: quarters stop slipping, so coils stay clean and the $90-160 recovery treatments mostly never happen. We'd rather earn on consistency than on a discount that hides a lock-in.
Am I committed for a year if I sign up?
No — there's no minimum term, no prepayment and no cancellation fee. Each visit is paid after it happens, and the schedule stops the moment you tell us to stop. The 'contract' is really a standing reservation.
What if a unit needs more than general servicing during a contract visit?
The technician shows you what they found, quotes the published price ($90 wash or $160 overhaul), and it's your call — the unit's logged history usually makes the decision obvious. Contract customers get no pressure precisely because the relationship is worth more than any single upsell.
Can a landlord run the contract for a tenanted flat?
Yes — landlords arrange the schedule and payment terms with us, tenants get the reminders and open the door, and both sides can receive the photos and history. It ticks the tenancy agreement's servicing clause without either party chasing the other.
Put your servicing on rails — start with one visit via /book or WhatsApp and say 'make it quarterly'. Same prices, zero lock-in, no more forgotten quarters.