AC Leaking Water Inside Your Home
A leaking AC can ruin drywall, flooring, and ceilings in hours. Humidity in South Florida makes clogged condensate lines one of our most common calls.
Water around your air handler usually points to a clogged condensate drain line, a full or cracked drain pan, a frozen coil that is thawing, or a disconnected line. Our high humidity keeps drain lines full of algae year-round, so this is one of the most frequent problems we solve. We clear the blockage, flush the line, and check the pan and float switch so it does not come back next week.
Signs You Need This Service
- Water pooling around the indoor air handler
- Ceiling or wall stains under a closet or attic unit
- The unit shuts off on its own (float safety switch tripping)
- Musty smell from standing water in the drain pan
How We Handle It
- Locate the source: drain line, pan, coil, or connection
- Clear and flush the condensate line and treat for algae
- Test the float switch and inspect the drain pan
- Confirm the leak is stopped and drainage flows freely
Water Leaks - FAQs
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