Deep clean and odour treatment in Newtownabbey
Homes near busy roads and kitchens around Newtownabbey tend to need a deep clean more often. Damp Northern Ireland winters make a heat pump's dehumidifying mode useful well beyond the summer.
If an indoor unit in Newtownabbey drips from the front, a blocked drain tray is often the cause, which a deep clean clears. Newtownabbey is about 4 miles from Belfast and falls within our County Antrim coverage. Coverage includes BT36 and BT37.
Prices in Newtownabbey
In Northern Ireland, our guide range for a deep clean and odour treatment is £135–£225 per indoor unit, including VAT. That sits a little below the UK middle, reflecting typical Northern Ireland labour rates. More indoor units, heavy build-up on the fan or a blocked drain line are what move the price towards the upper figure. As an example, the Two units option (deep clean of two indoor units on one visit) would typically be £245–£395 here.
One unit
Deep clean of a single indoor unit.
Two units
Deep clean of two indoor units on one visit.
Clean and service
Deep clean plus a full service of the system.
Permissions
Cleaning the indoor unit is not refrigerant work. Anything the engineer finds beyond the clean, such as a leak or a failing fan, is explained and priced before it is touched.
The visit
We agree the visit price before we come. On the day the engineer checks the system, carries out the agreed work and talks you through anything they find. A photo of the indoor unit's label and a short description of the problem help us price the visit accurately and bring what is likely to be needed.
What is included
Included with a deep clean and odour treatment in Newtownabbey:
- Filter wash
- Dust sheets and waterproof cleaning bag
- Test run and readings
- Drain tray and line flush and sanitise
- Fan barrel cleaning
Nearby
If you are just outside Newtownabbey, we also work in Holywood (4 miles), Belfast (4 miles) and Carrickfergus (6 miles). See all services in Newtownabbey or deep clean and odour treatment across County Antrim.

