Staining and blistering of wall covering.
Floor wet around ac.
Rot and decay of wood headers joists sill plates and columns.
There are 3 common culprits of this problem.
Water is pooling around your inside unit and you re a bit worried.
This caused ac to freeze and leaked water on the floor.
Standing water on floor.
Learn what to do if you find water around the indoor air handler.
Then you should contact a professional ac repair person for help.
Condensation on cold walls and floor in summer.
When you see water puddling around the furnace with the a c running you have a clogged condensate drain tube.
A malfunction anywhere in this system can cause an air handler to not dispose of water properly and result in water overflowing onto the floor.
The p trap in my central air was clogged with dirt and debris.
You may also see condensation and water stains around the bathroom exhaust fan for the same reason as the ac vents.
If the coil is dirty then the water instead of running down the coil will hit the dirt then drip onto the floor.
The drain goes either into the ground outside the house or into a condensate pump.
First you should turn off your air conditioner because this water could harm the electronic parts of your ac and cause water damage to your home.
Water leaking out of and pooling around your inside air conditioning unit isn t normal.
And then it drips down onto your ceiling creating nasty water marks.
Before explaining why this is happening turn off your ac to protect its electrical components from harm.
Saturated base of concrete block walls.
There s a problem that you or a professional need to fix.
Then in turn the pump takes the water either outside the house or into a plumbing drain.
Odor mold and mildew.
Deterioration of carpet or wood.
I replaced the p trap and cleaned th.
Basically when the cold air from your air conditioner mixes with the warm moist air in your attic condensation happens.
If the difference between inside and outside temperature and humidity is great enough the condensation will eventually drip onto the floor at the front of the unit.
The same thing can happen with your ac system and vents.
A ring of dampness.
If warm humid air from outside can get around the edges of a window air conditioner it will hit the cool metal front of the machine and condense into water droplets.
Route it to the floor drain and secure it with tubing straps.
Not enough insulation on the ducts themselves.
Central air conditioners dispose of hot air and condensation outside the home.
Water has started to pool around your central air conditioner s inside unit and you have no idea why.