Cassette AC Cleaning

Cassette AC Cleaning

Clean, drip-free cooling from the ceiling

Ceiling cassette units sit mostly hidden above a decorative panel, which means dust and drain issues build up unnoticed until cooling drops or water starts dripping. We open it up and clean it properly.

Cassette AC units are common in offices, retail spaces, and premium majlis ceilings, cooling in four directions from a recessed unit above a decorative panel. Their hidden position means problems often go unnoticed until performance or leaks make them obvious.

Common Problems

Water dripping from the ceiling panel

A blocked internal drain pan is the most common cause of a cassette unit dripping onto the floor or furniture below.

Weaker airflow from one or more vents

A partially clogged coil or blower can reduce airflow unevenly across the unit's four-way vents.

Dust marks on the ceiling panel edges

Recirculated dust settles visibly around the panel's grille edges, especially in office and retail ceilings.

A musty smell from the ceiling vents

Damp buildup on the hidden coil creates odor that spreads through the room from above rather than one visible spot.

Signs You Need This Service

Water staining on the ceiling tile or panel
No cleaning since installation or the last service
A smell that seems to come from above, not a visible unit
Uneven airflow across the four vent directions

Benefits

Panel removed & properly resealed
Drain pan cleared to stop dripping
Even airflow across all four vents
Cleaner finish on the visible ceiling panel

How it works

01

Panel removal & inspection

The decorative panel is carefully removed to inspect the coil, drain pan, and blower hidden above the ceiling.

02

Coil & blower cleaning

The coil and blower wheel are cleaned directly, since airflow issues here affect all four vent directions at once.

03

Drain pan clearing

The internal drain pan and pump, if fitted, are cleared to stop dripping through the ceiling panel.

04

Panel reseal & performance check

The panel is resealed properly and airflow is checked at all four vents before we finish.

Equipment & Technology Used

Panel-safe removal tools

Used to detach and reseal the decorative ceiling panel without damaging the fittings or finish.

Drain pan pump-out kit

Clears blocked condensate from the hidden drain pan, the leading cause of cassette unit dripping.

Four-way airflow tester

Checks output at each of the unit's four vents to confirm even cooling across the room.

Coil cleaning foam & rinse

Reaches the coil through the open panel to clear dust without disturbing surrounding ceiling fittings.

Priced per unit, confirmed upfront

Get a cassette AC cleaning quote

Tell us the ceiling height and unit count — we'll confirm the plan and price before the visit.

Why Dar Anqa

Clear information before requesting service

Clear service scope

Understand what is included and what needs separate assessment or approval.

Service-specific content

Each service explains its steps, price factors, and common questions.

No assumed pricing

A quote is based on the actual condition after details are known.

Frequently asked questions

No, our technicians remove and reseal the panel using the proper fittings, leaving the ceiling finish intact.
In most cases yes, since a blocked drain pan is the most common cause — it's cleared as part of the service.
Yes, the shared coil and blower serving all four directions are cleaned in a single visit.
Around 60–75 minutes including panel removal, cleaning, and resealing.
Every 3–6 months, especially in offices and retail spaces where the unit runs long hours.

Ceiling panel dripping or blowing weak air?

Book a cassette AC cleaning and get four-way airflow working properly again.