Coil rinse
We wash dirt and debris out of the coil fins with a controlled rinse.
Your outdoor unit releases the heat your AC removes. We wash away the cottonwood fluff, leaves, and grime that block it.

The condenser is the outdoor half of your air conditioner or heat pump. A fan pulls air through the coil. That air carries heat away from the refrigerant.
The coil sits outside all year. It collects leaves, grass clippings, cottonwood fluff, and road dust. Fir needles and moss add to the mix in Oregon yards. The debris blocks the fins and traps heat.
Our condenser cleaning clears the coil and the area around it. We serve homes throughout the Portland metro area. Spring is the best time, before the first hot week.
Request a QuoteEvery visit covers the same clear checklist. You know what we clean before we start.
We wash dirt and debris out of the coil fins with a controlled rinse.
We clear leaves and needles from inside the cabinet base.
We look for bent fins that block airflow and point them out.
We check plant growth around the unit and recommend trimming where needed.
One sign is enough reason to ask. Call 503-701-5001 and describe what you notice.
We cut power to the outdoor unit before we touch it.
We remove leaves, needles, and fluff from the coil and base.
We rinse the fins gently so water carries dirt out, not deeper in.
We restore power and confirm the fan and coil run normally.
The U.S. Department of Energy lists coil care as essential air conditioner maintenance. Outdoor coils collect dirt quickly in leafy or dusty yards. Trimmed foliage helps air reach the coil.
ENERGY STAR puts coil cleaning on its maintenance checklist. Dirty coils make the system run longer and cost more.
Finish the job indoors. Pair this service with AC coil cleaning for the evaporator. Heat pump owners benefit twice, since the outdoor coil works in winter too. Add air duct cleaning for a complete refresh.
Quick answers from our Portland team. Call us for anything we missed.
Combine services in one visit. See all duct cleaning services or check the areas we serve.
Clean the evaporator coil so your system moves heat and air without extra strain.
Clean the blower wheel and housing that push air through every room.
Remove built-up dust and debris from the supply and return ducts behind your vents.
Call 503-701-5001 this spring. We will clean the outdoor coil and check the space around it.