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Water Leaking fromYour Indoor Unit
Emergency response for leaking air conditioners in Las Vegas
- Real person answers 24/7
- Written price before work
- NV License #0000000
- Locally owned since 2006
- Labor guarantee on repairs
- Free replacement estimates
- Background-checked team
Prevent Damage
What to Do WhenYour System Leaks
Water from an indoor unit can soak ceilings and floors. Turn the system off while you wait for help.
Turn the System Off
Turn your air conditioner off at the thermostat immediately. This stops the unit from producing more condensation and adding water to the leak.
Protect Floors and Ceilings
Place buckets or towels under the dripping water to protect your drywall, flooring and furniture from water damage.
Watch for Electrical Hazards
If water is near electrical parts or wiring, do not touch the unit. Switch the system off at its breaker in the electrical panel, if you can reach the panel safely.
Check the Attic Unit
Many Las Vegas homes have indoor units in the attic. A leak here can cause significant ceiling damage if the secondary pan overflows.
Clear the Immediate Area
Move personal items and storage boxes away from the indoor unit so the technician has space to access the equipment and clear the drain.
Note Where the Water Is
Note where the water shows up (a ceiling, a hall closet, the garage) so you can tell us when you call.
Our Process
Handling IndoorWater Leaks
We treat an indoor water leak as an emergency. Here is how we handle your call.
You Call Our Office
A real person answers our phone 24 hours a day. Tell us that your HVAC unit is actively leaking water inside the house.
We Ask for Details
We will ask where the unit is located, such as an attic or a hall closet, and if water is coming through the ceiling.
We Set a Time
We tell you when a technician can come, and we never promise a time.
The Visit and Price
The technician finds the blockage, shows you the cause, and gives you a written price to fix the leak before any work starts.
Active water leaking from an indoor unit is an emergency. We handle routine maintenance and minor concerns during scheduled visits Monday to Saturday.
Electrical and Safety Warnings
Electrical burning smell: Switch the system off at the breaker if it is safe, then call us. Fire or smoke: Leave and call 911.
Gas smells: Leave the home right away, do not touch light switches or the thermostat, and call 911 and Southwest Gas from a safe place outside. Carbon monoxide alarm: Leave and call 911.
Service Area
Serving the Las Vegas Area
We repair leaking HVAC systems across Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Paradise, Sunrise Manor, Whitney and Boulder City.
Las Vegas valley
- Las Vegas
- Henderson
- North Las Vegas
- Summerlin
- Spring Valley
- Enterprise
- Paradise
- Sunrise Manor
- Whitney
- Boulder City
Not sure if your house is in our area? Call and ask.
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What HomeownersSay About Us
Water started dripping through our ceiling from the attic unit on a Sunday morning. Kestrel Heating & Air answered immediately. Priya arrived, found a clogged condensate drain line, and provided a written price before clearing it.
David W.
Emergency Leak Repair
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Questions
Emergency Leak Repair Questions
Facts about our response to HVAC water leaks in Las Vegas homes.
Will you come out at night for a leak?
Yes. Water leaking from an indoor unit is an emergency. We dispatch technicians to active leaks on evenings, nights, weekends and holidays, and we will tell you when we can arrive.
Should I turn the air conditioner off?
Yes, turn the system off at the thermostat right away. An air conditioner creates condensation as it cools. Turning it off stops the unit from producing more water while you wait for the technician.
Do you repair drywall damage from the leak?
No. We repair the heating and air conditioning equipment to stop the leak, such as clearing a blocked condensate drain line or replacing a cracked drain pan. You will need a contractor to repair any drywall or ceiling damage.
How much will it cost to clear the drain?
We use flat-rate pricing. The technician finds the cause of the leak and gives you a written price for the repair before any work begins. The price does not change once you approve it.
Why is my attic unit leaking?
A clogged condensate drain line is one of the most common causes. The primary pan overflows into a secondary pan. If the secondary pan also clogs or fails, water spills over and drips through the ceiling.
Call Now forLeak Repair
Emergency HVAC leak repair for Las Vegas homeowners.
If your indoor unit is leaking water, turn it off and call us. A real person answers 24/7.
