An AC that is serviced on a schedule breaks down less often, uses less power and lasts longer. An annual maintenance contract with airnuvia puts your system on a planned calendar of visits, so filters, coils and drains are looked after before problems start. When something does go wrong, contract customers move to the front of the queue.
Three levels of cover. Each one includes a service log you can share with your landlord, tenant or facility manager.
2 planned visits a year
Apartments and smaller homes with split or ducted units.
Our usual recommendation for villas
4 planned visits a year
Villas, townhouses and busy family homes.
4 visits plus an annual duct clean
Offices, clinics, restaurants, schools and managed buildings.
Contract prices depend on how many units you have and what type they are. Every contract starts with a free survey of your system.
Every job is supervised by a team leader and finished with a report you can keep.
We visit, list every indoor and outdoor unit, note its condition and agree a visit schedule that suits the property.
You receive a clear written scope covering what each visit includes, how call-outs work and who your contact is.
Technicians arrive on the scheduled dates to clean filters, coils and drains and to check pressures, electrics and controls.
After each visit, you get a service log showing the work done, the readings taken and any parts that need attention.
If a unit fails between visits, your call goes to the top of the list, with attendance same-day where possible.
Air conditioners in Dubai work harder than in most places. They run for most of the year, often around the clock, in outdoor temperatures that push condensers to their limits. Dust and sand coat the outdoor coils, and humidity fills drain lines with slime. None of this happens overnight, which is why small, regular attention prevents many of the breakdowns that hit in the middle of summer.
A dirty coil makes the compressor run longer to reach the same temperature. A blocked drain leaks onto ceilings and furniture. A weak capacitor can stop a compressor from starting at all. Each of these faults is cheap to fix when caught early and expensive once it has caused damage. Planned visits catch them early, keep cooling steady and help the equipment reach its full working life.
If you manage rented apartments, a villa portfolio or a commercial building, you need more than a technician who turns up when called. You need proof the work was done. Every visit under an airnuvia contract is recorded in a service log listing each unit, what was cleaned, the pressure readings and any issues found. That record helps when tenants move out, when owners ask questions or when a fault is disputed.
Contracts can cover a single villa or many units across several sites. We schedule visits around tenants and business hours, let you know before we arrive and flag parts nearing the end of their life so you can budget ahead. When a unit fails between visits, contract customers are prioritised, with attendance same-day where possible. One point of contact handles everything, from scheduling to repair quotes.
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More questions and answersAn AC maintenance contract, often called an AMC, is an agreement for planned servicing of your air conditioning over a year. Instead of booking a technician each time, you get scheduled preventive visits, priority call-outs when something fails and a written record of all work. It suits homeowners who would rather not think about the AC and property managers who need consistent, documented upkeep.
Because units here run most of the year in heat, dust and humidity, a single service a year is rarely enough. Filters and drains in particular need regular attention. Busy commercial sites and older systems need more frequent visits than a newer apartment. During the free site survey, we look at your units and recommend a schedule that matches how hard your system works.
You receive a service log listing every unit we worked on, what was cleaned or replaced, refrigerant pressure and temperature readings, and any faults or worn parts we found. Landlords and facility managers can keep these logs as a maintenance history for each property. If we recommend a repair, we explain why and give you a quote before any extra work goes ahead.
Yes. New systems still collect dust and sand, and drain lines can block within months in humid weather. Regular servicing keeps a new unit running as designed, and some manufacturer warranties ask for evidence of regular maintenance, which the service log provides. Starting early also gives you a complete service history, which is useful if you later sell or let the property.
Strip-down cleaning of split, ducted and cassette units, from coils and blowers to drains.
Negative-air cleaning that removes dust, sand and mould from supply and return ducts.
Energy audits and practical HVAC fixes that cut cooling waste and help lower DEWA bills.
A technician will inspect your AC units and ducts, show you what they find and give you a written quote. The inspection is free and there's no obligation.
