AC cleaning and maintenance in Jeddah from Bareeq Clean: washing of the indoor and outdoor units, refrigerant recharge, fault repair, and removal and installation of split, window, central and concealed units, in every district of Jeddah. Split AC cleaning starts from SAR 33, window units from SAR 37 and a refrigerant recharge from SAR 138.
AC cleaning and maintenance in Jeddah, in brief
- Split AC cleaning: from SAR 33 per unit
- Window AC cleaning: from SAR 37
- Refrigerant recharge: from SAR 138
- Maintenance and repair: from SAR 55
- Removing and moving a unit: from SAR 138
- Installing a unit: from SAR 58
- How often: Every 3 to 6 months in Jeddah
State the AC type, how many and the problem, and get the price
AC cleaning and maintenance prices in Jeddah
| Service | Unit | Starts from |
|---|---|---|
| Split AC cleaning | Per unit | SAR 33 |
| Indoor unit only | Per unit | SAR 37 |
| Window AC cleaning | Per unit | SAR 37 |
| Cabinet AC cleaning | Per unit | SAR 185 |
| Central AC cleaning | Per unit | SAR 278 |
| Refrigerant recharge | Per AC | SAR 138 |
| Fault repair | Per AC | SAR 55 |
| Removing and moving a split | Per AC | SAR 138 |
| Installing a split | Per AC | SAR 58 |

Split AC cleaning company in Jeddah
An air conditioner draws in room air and passes it over a cold, damp evaporator, so dust sticks to it and mould grows. The result: weaker cooling, a smell, dripping water and a higher electricity bill. Cleaning restores the cooling, and starts from SAR 33 per unit.
- Power off, with wall and furniture covered.
- Filters: removed, washed and dried.
- Evaporator: washed with a dedicated cleaner and water, with a bag collecting the dirty water.
- Fan and air path: built-up mould removed.
- Drain hose: cleared so water does not drip indoors.
- Start-up and check: cooling measured after cleaning.

Washing the outdoor unit
The outdoor unit throws heat out through the condenser fins. Jeddah’s dust and salty humidity clog those fins, so the compressor works harder, overheats and may fail. It is washed with pressurised water from the inside out, and the fan and connections are checked.
Signs an AC needs cleaning or maintenance
| Sign | Likely cause | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| Weak cooling | Dirty filters and evaporator, or low refrigerant | Cleaning, then a refrigerant check |
| Water dripping indoors | A blocked drain hose | Clearing the hose and cleaning the tray |
| A smell on start-up | Mould on the evaporator | Washing and disinfection |
| Loud noise | A dirty or unbalanced fan | Cleaning and tightening |
| Ice on the pipes | Low refrigerant or poor airflow | Leak check and recharge, or cleaning |
| Runs, then cuts out | A clogged outdoor unit or an electrical fault | Outdoor wash and component check |
| A higher electricity bill | The AC running longer to cool | Regular cleaning |

AC refrigerant recharge in Jeddah
Refrigerant does not run low in a sound air conditioner: the circuit is sealed. If it is low there is a leak, and recharging without fixing the leak means another recharge within months. So the leak is checked first, and the gas is then charged in the type the maker specifies and to the right weight. A recharge starts from SAR 138.
AC maintenance and repair in Jeddah
- Compressor: capacitor and contactor checked and replaced.
- Fan motors: indoor and outdoor.
- Control board and sensors.
- Water leaks and drainage.
- Brazing of refrigerant leaks.
Repair starts from SAR 55 for labour, with any spare part added if the fault needs one, and you are told its price before it is fitted.

AC removal and installation in Jeddah
Correct removal starts by pumping the refrigerant down into the outdoor unit so it is not lost, and correct installation ends by vacuuming the air out of the pipes before the gas is released. Skipping these two steps leaves a unit that cools poorly. Removing and moving a unit starts from SAR 138, installation from SAR 58.
- Copper pipe runs and their insulation.
- Fixing the outdoor unit on a bracket, with a fall on the drain hose.
- Vacuuming before start-up.
- Leak and cooling test.

Window AC cleaning and maintenance
A window AC is a single unit holding both evaporator and condenser, and it cannot be cleaned well in the wall. It is taken out, washed fully on both sides, then refitted with the seal around it made good. It starts from SAR 37.

Central, concealed and cabinet AC maintenance
| Type | Where it is used | What its service covers |
|---|---|---|
| Central (ducted) | Villas and offices | Units, filters, ducts and diffusers |
| Concealed | Above false ceilings | Access through the service hatch, with evaporator and tray washed |
| Cabinet (floor-standing) | Majlis rooms and halls | Indoor and outdoor wash, from SAR 185 |
| Cassette | Shops and offices | Panel removed, evaporator and drain pump washed |
How often should an AC be cleaned in Jeddah?
An air conditioner in Jeddah runs for most months of the year, in dusty, humid air. Filters are washed every month, which the householder can do, and a full clean is due every 3 to 6 months, best done before summer.
| Task | How often | Who does it |
|---|---|---|
| Washing filters | Monthly | The householder |
| Full clean of both units | Every 3 to 6 months | The technician |
| Refrigerant and electrical check | Once a year | The technician |
| Central AC ducts | Every one to two years | The technician |
How to wash an AC filter yourself
- Switch off the AC and open the cover of the indoor unit.
- Slide out the filters gently.
- Wash them in lukewarm water from the clean side to the dirty side.
- Dry them in the shade fully before refitting.
AC maintenance contracts for premises
Offices, shops, mosques and schools are served on an annual contract: regular cleaning visits, priority for faults and a lower price per unit than a one-off visit. The price is set by the number and types of units.
How to choose an AC cleaning company in Jeddah
- Do they wash the outdoor unit? Some clean only the indoor one.
- Do they use a wash bag? Without it the wall and furniture get dirty.
- Do they check for leaks before recharging?
- Do they vacuum the pipes on installation?
- Is the price of a part stated before it is fitted?
Jeddah districts we serve
Every district of Jeddah: Obhur North and South, Al Hamdaniyah, Al Murjan, Ash Shati, An Naim, Al Mohammadiyah, Ar Rawdah, As Salamah, An Nahdah, Az Zahra, Al Khalidiyah, Al Andalus, Al Hamra, Al Faisaliyah, As Safa, Al Marwah, An Nuzhah, Al Aziziyah, Al Jamiah, As Sanabil, Al Ajaweed, An Nasim and As Samir, along with Rabigh, Khulais, Usfan and Al Lith. Cleaning services are in cleaning company in Jeddah.
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Frequently asked questions about AC cleaning and maintenance in Jeddah
How much does split AC cleaning cost in Jeddah?
From SAR 33 per unit with Bareeq Clean, falling per unit as the count rises.
How much does a refrigerant recharge cost?
From SAR 138, after a leak check.
How much does window AC cleaning cost?
From SAR 37.
How much do removal and installation cost?
Removal and moving from SAR 138, installation from SAR 58.
How often should I clean the AC?
Filters monthly, and a full clean every 3 to 6 months.
Why is my AC dripping water?
Usually a blocked drain hose, fixed by clearing it and cleaning the tray.
Why is my AC cooling weakly?
Dirty filters and evaporator in most cases, then low refrigerant, then a clogged outdoor unit.
Does refrigerant run low over time?
No. A shortage means a leak that must be fixed before recharging.
What causes an AC smell?
Mould on the evaporator and tray, removed by washing and disinfection.
How long does AC cleaning take?
30 to 45 minutes for a split, both units.
Do you clean central and concealed AC?
Yes, central from SAR 278.
Do you offer contracts for offices and shops?
Yes, on an annual contract with regular visits.
Do you serve every district of Jeddah?
Yes, along with Rabigh, Khulais, Usfan and Al Lith.
