Co-living aircon servicing and repair: every room, one team
Every room on a servicing schedule, across all your properties, and faults traced to the cause so they stay fixed. We’ll assess first, then confirm whether this is the right scope before you book.
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What co-living operators come to us for
Co-living rooms run long hours for tenants on leases of months, spread across condos, landed homes and shophouses with a mix of unit types. The work that comes to us usually starts in one of these places:
Every room needs servicing, across several properties
Rooms fall out of step when each property books its own servicing. One schedule covers them all.
A tenant says a room is warm or leaking
You tell us the property, the room and what the tenant noticed. We attend, find the cause and quote before any work.
The same room keeps failing
It was cleaned, it worked for a few weeks, and the complaint is back. That pattern usually means the cause was never found.
What you get
We want to be the aircon team for your whole portfolio. Servicing is the everyday work; diagnosis is where we differ. The team is BCA-registered and rated 4.9 from 300+ Google reviews and 5.0 on Carousell.
Every room serviced on a schedule
A full general service each visit: filters, coil, drain and blower cleaned, at a frequency of every 2, 3, 4 or 6 months.
One team across all your properties
Condos, landed homes and shophouses under one contact and one schedule, instead of a vendor per building.
Faults fixed at the cause
We test before we recommend, and we fix what caused the fault, so the room does not come back with the same complaint.
Why a room keeps failing, and how we stop it
A room that fails again after a clean usually has a cause that cleaning does not reach. These are the patterns we see most often in rented rooms:
Leaking again weeks after a clean
A drain run that sags or a joint that has opened lets water collect. Clearing the drain again does not hold; regrading the run or remaking the joint does.
Gas topped up twice in a few months
Refrigerant does not get used up. A second top-up means a slow leak, so we find the leak and repair it rather than refill the system.
One room warm, the others fine
A fouled coil can look like low gas. We measure before recommending gas, so the room gets the fix it needs and not a refill it does not.
How a yearly contract works for a co-living portfolio
A contract is optional. It puts every room on a schedule and adds four terms that matter when you run many rooms.
You send us the portfolio
Properties, rooms or units per property, unit types and your current servicing arrangement.
We propose a schedule and quote it
A frequency per property, every 2, 3, 4 or 6 months, priced at the same per-unit rates as an ad-hoc booking.
You pay the year upfront
Your rates are then locked for 12 months, and the visits are used within the year.
We service every room on schedule
One team works through the properties on the agreed dates, and any unit that needs more than a clean is flagged and quoted on its own.
A faulty room gets priority
When you tell us a room has a fault, contract units get the next available repair slot, and the diagnostic visit is free.
What the yearly contract includes
Paying the year upfront, at the same per-unit rates, brings these terms for every unit under contract:
Paid yearly upfront
The year's visits are paid when the contract starts, at the normal per-unit rates.
Rates locked for 12 months
No price increase during the contract year.
Priority repair booking
A contract unit with a fault gets the next available repair slot, ahead of new ad-hoc bookings.
Free diagnostic visits on contract units
The diagnostic visit is not charged on a contract unit, whether or not you go ahead with the work.
Unused visits refunded
If you cancel, prepaid visits you have not used are refunded.
What co-living servicing costs
Rates are flat and published. Per-unit rates are the same whether you book ad-hoc or on a yearly contract, and the only discount is for multiple units.
Servicing is priced per unit
The rate depends on the unit type: wall-mounted, ceiling cassette or ducted.
Repairs are quoted after diagnosis
We find the cause first and quote the fix before any work starts.
Building-wide systems
VRV systems and larger ducted installations serving a whole building are scoped per site.
Quoted per job
Send the system type and unit count, and we quote after reviewing the site.
What to send us
These details let us reply with a schedule and a quote rather than a list of questions. We reply, confirm the scope with you, quote it, then book the first round.
- How many properties you run, and how many rooms or units each has
- The unit types and brands, if you know them
- Where the properties are
- Your current servicing arrangement: who does it and how often
- Anything giving trouble now, such as a room that leaks or runs warm
When to start elsewhere
A few situations fit another page better.
A hotel or serviced apartment with short-stay guests
Guest turnover and mid-stay response set the rhythm there, so the serviced apartment page fits better.
A single flat you let whole
For one or two let units, the landlord page is the simpler path.
Your own home
For a unit you live in, regular residential servicing or repair is simpler.
Repeat-fault case patterns
How a fault that keeps returning gets traced to its cause. Open one if a room in your portfolio keeps coming back.
Frequently asked questions about aircon services for co-living operators in Singapore
Can you take over from our current servicing vendor?
What happens when a tenant reports a faulty room?
How is servicing across several properties billed?
How do you get into rooms when tenants are out?
Can we cancel a yearly contract?
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