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A/C Leaking Water Indoors
Water around the indoor unit usually means a clogged drain — fix it before it floods.
Call (209) 216-7240Symptoms you're seeing
- Puddle near furnace/air handler in garage or attic
- Water dripping from ceiling below an attic unit
- Wet drywall or stained ceiling near HVAC
- Float switch tripping and shutting off A/C
What's actually causing it
Most likelyClogged condensate drain line (algae buildup)
CommonFrozen evaporator coil melting and overflowing
PossibleCracked drain pan (older systems)
PossibleDisconnected drain line from coil cabinet
What to do right now
- 1Shut the A/C off — don't keep running and making it worse
- 2Place a bucket or towels under the leak
- 3Locate the condensate drain line (white PVC, usually exits the home near the patio)
- 4Try a wet/dry vac on the outdoor end of the line to suck out the clog
- 5Don't pour bleach in — it damages the pan and connections
When to call us
Same day. Water near electrical components (control boards, blowers) is dangerous and the clog rarely clears on its own.
Estimated cost
$185–$285 to clear the line and verify drainage. Pan replacement: $400–$650.
We fix this in your town
Same-week service across the Central Valley.
FAQs
How often should drain lines be cleared?
Annually, during spring tune-up. Tablets help between visits but don't replace a proper flush.
Why is my attic unit leaking?
Attic units almost always have a secondary drain pan with a float switch. If your A/C just shut down on its own, that switch likely tripped — we need to clear and reset.