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Aircon Servicing at Flo Residence, Punggol
Rental homes have an aircon problem nobody owns: tenants don't want to organise maintenance on someone else's asset, landlords can't verify work they never see, and the tenancy agreement's servicing clause gets remembered only when a unit dies mid-summer. AirconRunner's setup — remote booking, photo proof, per-unit records, payment after service — happens to solve all three at once, which is why aircon servicing at Flo Residence bookings often come from an owner who lives nowhere near Punggol.
For landlords: verify without visiting
Book on WhatsApp from wherever you are; the AI assistant confirms slot and price in seconds. Your tenant lets the tech in, and you receive before/after photos of every fan coil plus the work summary — then settle by PayNow remotely. Each unit's service history accumulates under the property, so at tenancy handovers you have dated, photographic proof of the system's condition and care. No more relying on 'the tenant said it was serviced'.
For tenants: painless compliance with your servicing clause
Many tenancy agreements make regular aircon servicing the tenant's responsibility. Our quarterly contract turns that clause into a non-event: reminders come to you, visits fit Mon–Sat 9am–6pm around your schedule, cancellation is free up to 4 hours before, and the photo record doubles as your evidence of compliance when the tenancy ends. General servicing is $40 per fan coil with about 25% off from the second — split or forward the receipt as your agreement requires.
The handover moments, where records earn their keep
The two flashpoints of any tenancy are its first and last days, and aircons feature in both. At move-in, a serviced, photographed system gives the incoming tenant a documented starting condition — no arguing a year later about whether that smell 'was always there'. At move-out, the same record settles the classic deposit dispute in minutes: the servicing clause was either met, with dated visits and photos to show it, or it wasn't. Landlords who run our quarterly plan through a tenancy effectively buy themselves an evidence trail for the price of the maintenance they'd want done anyway — which is why the handover conversation is where they tell us the arrangement paid for itself.
When a rental unit actually breaks
Mid-tenancy failures are urgent for everyone — tenants are hot, landlords are liable. Repair diagnosis is $50, waived when the repair proceeds, and findings are photographed so the paying party can approve the fix remotely without a three-way debate. Chemical wash $90 and overhaul $160 cover the common restore-it cases; gas top-up from $70 is quoted only after an on-site pressure check.
Frequently asked questions
Can the landlord book and pay while the tenant handles access?
Yes — that's one of our most common rental arrangements. Booking, photo updates and PayNow settlement all happen with the payer; the tech only needs someone at the door.
Who gets the reminders — landlord or tenant?
Whoever holds the booking thread, and we can loop in both: the tenant gets the day-before reminder for access, the landlord gets the photos and payment summary. Set the arrangement once on WhatsApp and it holds for every visit after.
Whose responsibility is servicing, landlord or tenant?
Whatever your tenancy agreement says — commonly tenants handle routine servicing and landlords handle repairs. Our per-visit receipts and photo records keep both sides' obligations clean and provable either way.
Can you service a vacant unit between tenancies?
Yes — coordinate access with us on WhatsApp and we'll service and photograph every fan coil, giving you a documented clean baseline before the next tenant moves in.
Landlord or tenant at Flo Residence — put the aircon clause on autopilot. WhatsApp AirconRunner to book remotely, with photo proof and PayNow after service.