How Did Water Get Into My AC Blower in Chapel Hill?
Chapel Hill · September 2026 · Manny, Jeorell & Mario · From our service records

What the customer reported
A property contact for a home in the 27514 area reported water in the blower motor and said the unit was leaking, asking for someone to check it ASAP.
What we found and did
Manny, Jeorell, and Mario found a broken 3/4" PVC drain fitting at the coil pan on the condensate drain line, which was causing the water backup. After customer approval, they replaced the fitting and rebuilt the line with proper slope, a dedicated P-trap, and a capped cleanout tee to stop cabinet suction pull. They also recorded a 12°F temperature split across the coil (68°F return air / 56°F supply air), noting the system was cooling but performing below optimal efficiency, and strongly recommended a full system replacement due to the age of the equipment.
Result
A water test of the new line confirmed rapid flow with zero leaks at the pan connection or glue joints, and the system was operational and cooling.
