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What's actually involved in coating a unit
Here's the process from first look to finished job, and what it costs.
Here's the process from first look to finished job, and what it costs.
Our most popular service is factory coating of new HVAC equipment before it's ever installed, but the coating itself works across the full range of A/C and heat pump equipment.
Your equipment is prepared and coated with quality corrosion protection products before it reaches the job site. That's the most effective time to coat a unit, since it's protected before it ever sees salt air.
Exact pricing depends on equipment size and type. Get in touch for a quote on condensing units, heat pumps, or larger commercial equipment.
We look over the unit to confirm it's ready for coating and identify anything that needs attention first.
Coating over an unprepared surface doesn't hold. Prep is most of what makes the job last for years, not months.
We apply the coating evenly across coils, fins, and cabinet without blocking airflow, so efficiency isn't affected. Only the metal is.
Every unit gets checked for full, even coverage before it's cleared to move on.
The unit is ready for pickup or delivery to the job site, protected before day one.
*Additional fees apply based on location.
The most exposed part of the system, and usually where corrosion shows up first.
Thin metal fins are especially vulnerable to salt pitting. Coating keeps them intact.
Exposed screws, panels, and frame metal get coated too, not just the coil itself.
Sensitive PCBs get protected from moisture, corrosion, and the damage that can happen when geckos get into cabinets, not just the metal.
New equipment is coated at our dedicated facility in Honolulu, using anti-corrosion products designed for Hawaii's climate. Pickup and delivery options are available.
1320 Kalani Street, Unit 311
Honolulu, HI 96817
No. It's applied thin enough to protect metal without restricting airflow across the coil.
Yes. Coating a brand-new unit before it ever sees salt air is the most effective time to do it, and it's our most popular service.
Yes. Bring us any new unit, regardless of brand or who's installing it, and we'll coat it before it goes to the job site. On-site coating for equipment that's already installed is coming soon.
Send us a few details and we'll take a look. No charge for the initial read on whether coating makes sense for you.
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