AC Leaks

Leak Detection | Emergency Dryout Services

If your air conditioning unit starts to leak, leaking water can result in expensive damage to your walls, ceilings, floors, and furnishings. Whatever causes your air conditioning unit to leak, Complete Clean Water Extraction’s water damage specialists will be there to remediate the damage caused. Whether you’ve arrived home to find a small puddle around the AC unit or your ceiling has collapsed due to a broken-down air conditioner, Complete Clean Water Extraction certified technicians are standing by 24/7 for your emergency, big or small.

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Why Is My AC Unit Leaking?

If you don’t keep up with the needs of your AC system, your air conditioning unit may stop properly functioning and start to leak. Unfortunately, there are many reasons why your air conditioner may be leaking. Some include:

Clogged drain line
Cracked or missing drain pan
Clogged air filter
Disconnected drain line
Frozen evaporator coils
Dirty coils
Damaged insulation

Water Damage from Air Conditioners

Whether a small leak or a flood has occurred, time is of the essence when water has leaked throughout your home from your air conditioner. Water damage from your AC unit is nothing to take lightly. First, it is important to turn off your air conditioner if it is still running. If the water is still leaking, turn off the water at its source as quickly as you can. Next, call Complete Clean Water Extraction at (210) 791-7177 for FAST response. Our certified water damage technicians will arrive promptly to begin assessing and remediating the damage caused by your AC leak.

AC Water Leak Remediation & Dry Out Services

Our response team will arrive quickly to assess the water/flooding situation to prevent further damage from occurring. Next, standing water will be extracted and thoroughly dried out utilizing our top-of-the-line high-powered drying and dehumidification machines to remove moisture from flooring and behind walls. All materials that are damaged beyond repair will be removed. We will remove all traces of water and moisture and prepare you for the process of reconstruction.

AC Leaks FAQs

What causes an air conditioning unit to leak water?

Several factors can lead to AC leaks, including:

Clogged condensate drain line
Cracked or missing drain pan
Clogged air filter
Disconnected drain line
Frozen evaporator coils
Dirty coils
Damaged insulation

Addressing these issues promptly can prevent significant water damage to your property.

Is water damage from an AC leak covered by homeowners insurance?

In most cases, homeowners insurance will cover water damage from AC leaks if the cause is sudden and accidental, such as a burst pipe or a malfunctioning component. However, damage resulting from neglect, lack of maintenance, or gradual wear and tear is typically not covered. It's essential to review your policy and consult with your insurance provider to understand your coverage.

What steps should I take if my AC unit starts leaking water?

If your AC unit begins leaking water:

Turn off the AC unit to prevent further leakage.
If safe, turn off the water supply to the affected area.
Use towels or a wet/dry vacuum to remove standing water.
Contact Complete Clean Water Extraction at (210) 791-7177 for prompt water damage remediation services.
Our certified technicians will assess and address the damage to prevent further issues.

How can I prevent AC leaks from causing water damage?

Regular maintenance is key to preventing AC leaks:

Schedule annual professional inspections.
Replace air filters regularly.
Clean the condensate drain line periodically.
Ensure proper insulation around the AC unit.
Check for and repair any visible leaks promptly.

Proactive maintenance can help identify and address potential issues before they lead to significant water damage.

What should I do if my insurance claim for AC leak damage is denied?

If your insurance claim is denied:

Review the denial letter to understand the reason.
Gather additional documentation, such as maintenance records and repair estimates.
Contact your insurance provider to discuss the denial and explore options for appeal.
Consider consulting with a public adjuster for assistance in negotiating the claim.

Understanding the reason for denial and providing comprehensive documentation can improve the chances of a successful appeal.