Derrick Cole and William Skipper explain why AC systems leak water onto ceilings: a blocked drain line can't handle condensate. Regular tune-ups with a certified technician clear obstructions and route moisture outside, stopping the leaks.
Hey, this is Derrick Cole along with William Skipper and we are the Comfort Experts. And today we're kind of going over a routine phone call we get, which is, "My air conditioning is working, it's cooling the house, but there's water on my ceiling, my unit's leaking.
So what can be done, William, to prevent drainage problems?" Well, really, Derrick, there's only one thing that can be done and that is to have a certified technician in your home to do a tune-up or routine maintenance regularly. That way he can not only check your system to make sure it's operating correctly,, but also make sure that that drain has no obstructions, is ready to take on that summertime water that unit is going to produce and direct it to the outside where it needs to be and not on your ceiling.
Right, so make sure you get your tune-up. Go to our website, 1houraircarolinas.com. And for William Skipper, I'm Derrick Coleman. We are the Comfort Experts.
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