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WHY IT MATTERS
In a Texas summer your AC condenses gallons of water a day, and every drop lands in the drain pan under the indoor unit, usually sitting right above a ceiling. Sludge clogs the drain, standing water rusts the pan, and the first sign most homeowners get is a brown stain spreading across the drywall.
Reconditioning resets the whole path: the pan is cleared and cleaned, rust is treated and sealed, and the drain line is flushed, so the water keeps leaving the way it should. It pairs naturally with AC coil cleaning, since both live at the indoor unit.
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Answers to the questions Dallas homeowners ask most about this service.
It catches the water your AC condenses out of the air, gallons a day in summer, and routes it to a drain line. When it clogs or rusts through, that water finds your ceiling instead.
By what the photos show. Surface rust and sludge are perfect for reconditioning; a pan that’s rusted through needs replacement, and we’ll say so before wasting your money on a coating.
Very likely the float switch doing its job: it kills the AC when water rises too high. Clearing the pan and drain usually ends the shutdowns the same day.
A drain flush every season or two keeps most pans healthy. Reconditioning is typically a one-time job, and maintenance keeps it that way afterward.
Yes, it’s a natural add-on since we’re already at the unit. Ask when you call and we’ll fold it into the same visit.
