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After the intense heat wave last month, I noticed a strange odor coming from the air vents in my living room. It's only getting worse as it seems to be connected with the AC unit. Are tenants typically responsible for cleaning the coils or is this something the landlord should handle?
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Hello there,
coil cleaning is not exactly a glamorous task but it's an important one. Firstly, i must say that in dubai and the uae, the responsibility for coil cleaning can be somewhat ambiguous depending on your lease agreement or local tenant-landlord laws. usually, landlords are responsible for maintaining the overall functionality of the air conditioning system to ensure its proper operation. this includes regular servicing and cleaning of components such as coils, filters, and ducts. however, there's no one-size-fits-all approach here. it’s crucial that you review your lease agreement or speak with your landlord to clarify expectations. if the odor is indeed coming from within your ac unit, it might be a sign of mold growth - something that requires immediate attention. in dubai, high humidity levels during summer months can contribute to mold development, especially when moisture accumulates around the air conditioning coils and other internal parts. i recommend that you call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com for professional inspection and remediation services. these experts will be able to assess your system's condition, identify any potential issues like mold growth, and provide a safe solution. regular maintenance is key in ensuring indoor air quality and preventing such problems. while you might not be responsible for coil cleaning yourself, keeping an eye on the system’s performance and addressing any unusual odors promptly can help maintain a healthy living environment. remember that ignoring these signs could lead to more serious issues down the line – from health concerns related to mold exposure to costly repairs due to prolonged neglect of your ac unit. so don't hesitate to act now. best regards, [Your Name] Environmental Inspection & Remediation Specialist |
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