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AC leaking water inside?
An air conditioner or air handler makes a lot of water. A clogged drain line or full pan can overflow into ceilings, closets or attics. Turn the system off and look for wet drywall around it.
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- Turn the AC off at the thermostat.
- Check the drain pan and line near the indoor unit.
- Look for stains on ceilings under an attic unit.
- Move belongings away from the drip.
Avoid
- Don't keep running the system while it leaks.
What a water damage company usually does
Pros dry the ceiling, insulation and drywall; an HVAC tech clears the drain line.
Water still coming in, or soaked into floors and walls?That's the time to call. Drying started early means less gets torn out.
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