Why Is My Air Conditioner Leaking Water? Causes and What to Do

April 28, 2026

Walking out to find a puddle under your air conditioner or noticing a damp spot near the indoor unit is unsettling, especially during a stretch of warm weather when you cannot afford for the system to be down. At Stan’s Heating, Inc, we get calls about water leaks throughout the cooling season, and the cause is rarely as serious as it first appears. That said, some leaks point to issues that need professional attention before they damage your home or equipment. The short answer is almost always one of a small handful of culprits, and several of them you can check

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5 Critical Signs It May Be Time to Replace Your AC

August 17, 2021

Your AC may show many different signs of failure in the course of its operation. But how can you tell if you need a replacement? In this article, we share a few tips to determine if you should acquire new equipment. 1. Inadequate Cooling of Your Home One sign that your AC is becoming inefficient is that it struggles to regulate temperatures. When performing optimally, your system should draw warm air and recirculate cool air back to the room. If your AC is producing warm air, it is most probably an issue

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Preventing Bugs From Getting Through Your AC

July 30, 2021

Bugs can routinely get in your air conditioner without you even realizing it. These insects are often attracted to air conditioners because there is always a fresh supply of water being created by condensation. An air conditioner can also keep bugs warm at night while it’s operating. Learning a few tips on how to prevent them from getting through your air conditioning system is essential in preventing long-term damage while also keeping your home free of pests. Here are a few suggestions for stopping bugs from getting in. Fill Any Cracks or Holes The first step

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4 Steps to Prepare Your Air Conditioner for the Summer

June 6, 2021

After sitting idle for most of the winter, your air conditioner will likely need some inspections and maintenance before transitioning into the hot summer season. Here are four steps to take in the springtime to ensure that your air conditioning unit is ready to handle its upcoming workload in the summer season. 1. Clean or Switch Your Filter Over the winter, your air conditioner’s filter may have dust and debris buildup. Additionally, pollen from the budding vegetation may accumulate in the filter in the spring, possibly causing allergies for the occupants of your home. Besides

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