Mini-Split Cleaning in Alexandria, NH

Alexandria is forty-three and a half square miles of hill country west of Newfound Lake with about 1,740 people in it — forty to the square mile, South Alexandria the only village the state bothers to name, and Mount Cardigan standing on the town line at 3,121 feet. Roughly 30 percent of the houses here burn wood as their main heat and about 54 percent burn oil, so the mini-splits in Alexandria went up against those bills rather than in place of them. And 262 of the town’s 941 housing units sit empty most of the year, nearly all of them seasonal.

Local Knowledge

Why Mini-Splits in Alexandria Need Cleaning

Alexandria is one of those towns where the power company changes depending on which road you are on — Eversource serves part of it, New Hampshire Electric Co-op serves the rest, and both run the same NHSaves heat pump rebate at $250 a ton for a ductless unit. Every property in town is on a private well and a private septic system; there is no municipal water, no sewer plant, no gas line, and no zoning board either, which is part of why the housing runs from old hill farmhouses to 93 mobile homes to new places built up high for the view. The water story here is not Newfound Lake, whatever the map suggests: the town holds barely a tenth of a square mile of inland water, and what Alexandria actually has is the Fowler River running east off Cardigan, Clark Brook dropping fifteen feet into the gorge at Welton Falls, and hemlock and beech woods that hold the damp into July. Which is why the seasonal places here are camps and weekend houses up Shem Valley Road and through the Fowler River valley rather than cottages on a shoreline — same mold problem, different reason for it. People also drive: barely 22 percent of working residents work in town, the average commute runs 36.5 minutes, 17 percent work from home, and cell service is officially listed as limited, so nobody is popping home at noon to meet a tech.

Eversource / NH Electric Co-op (split territory)Electric utility (rebate program)
GraftonCounty
$199First mini-split, compressor included
$119Each additional mini-split

Alexandria Tip

If your Alexandria place is one of the roughly 250 seasonal houses, the clock that matters is the shoulder season — have the mini-split cleaned before you close it up, not in May after you open it and find out. Year-round houses running a stove and an oil furnace both want spring, after the last fire.

Services Available in Alexandria

Mini-Split Deep Cleaning

Coil, blower wheel, drain pan and louvers flushed and sanitized. $199 first, $119 each additional.

Mini-Split Mold & Odor Removal

Musty or sour smell, black specks on the louvers — removed at the source. No mold surcharge.

Seasonal Mini-Split Maintenance

Spring and fall visits that keep a clean mini-split clean. Same price list, twice a year.

Rental, Camp & Commercial Mini-Split Cleaning

Every mini-split on a rental, camp or business in one visit, at $119 each after the first.

Need a Mini-Split Cleaned in Alexandria?

Per-mini-split prices you can see before you call, and a teardown that leaves nothing on your wall or floor.

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  • $199 first mini-split, $119 each additional — published up front
  • Bib-bag teardown — nothing on your wall or floor
  • Every mini-split run and tested before we leave
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