Aircon Servicing and Repair in Woodlands

• General Servicing: All types of air conditioning units require professional cleaning every few months to maintain its good working condition. General servicing and maintenance done by professional air conditioning cleaners is a must for all units, especially those that are frequently used in public or commercial buildings. General servicing cleans out the internal components of the air conditioner that cannot be touched by untrained personnel.
• Chemical Wash: A chemical wash involves cleaning all internal compartments of the aircon with a chemical solution while it is still mounted on the wall. Best for cassette type and centralized air conditioning units, a chemical wash can clean through areas that general cleaning can’t reach.
• Chemical Overhaul: A chemical overhaul works for window-type and portable air conditioning units, as it involves taking the entire aircon off the wall and cleaning all of its parts individually. Chemical overhaul cleans more thoroughly than a chemical wash, and should be done at least once a year, especially for units that are not constantly cleaned.

• Arasakesari Sivan Temple: Woodlands is home to Singapore’s rich history which is evident to the culture’s remains and artifacts that has been displayed until now. Aside from the Malay and Chinese artifacts, a Hindu temple called the Arasakesari Sivan Temple is still available for public viewing today. This was built in the1930s and was designed according to Dravidian style. The temple is said to be in dedication to Lord Shiva who is “The Destroyer” of ancient Hinduism. This air conditioned Temple makes it more enjoyable to look around the different preserved artifacts of ancient Hindu culture.
• Woodlands Town Garden: Constructed in 1983, the man-made garden name Woodlands Town Garden was made around lakes in Singapore. There are a lot of symbolism around the facility that relates to the influences of Malay and Chinese heritages to Singapore culture. One can see Malay huts and Chinese pavilions around the area where families can look into the earlier heritages that influenced their culture. This is an open garden so there are no air conditioned areas.
• Lighthouse Evangelism: This non-denominational church is one of the few mega churches in Singapore. The church was founded on April 16, 1978 which was commissioned by Pastor Rony Tan and other members. An average of 15,000 in attendance has been recorded each service as of the year 2011. This mega church is well-lit and air conditioned that resembles modern religious venue.

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