I've heard from different people that you're supposed to pour either bleach or vinegar into the AC condensate line once a month to prevent backups.

Don't "hide" the condenser unit behind shrubs or privacy fencing. and be sure your security lighting is all "dusk-to-dawn".

Here are the details:4/1 SFHAsking Price: $45,000Currently rented with a year lease for $825/month, although with no deposit.Home was remodeled in 2003, but had it's A/C condenser stolen recently when it was vacant.

Window air leaned toward window and all condense water ran down my wall and ruined alot of 'structure'For me no window a/c's allowed period...went to all central air,,,everyone around here expects that anyway.

.-150 dollars.August-1.5 labor hours-rerouted condensation line to the outside of the house from the crawl space-97.50 dollars.September-1 labor hour-repaired leaking hose bib on the front of the house.-65 dollars.October-vents are not working in all the bedrooms. found system with a broken duct in the attic and plenum.

My HVAC quote was about 3k for new A coil/heat pump/condenser installed.

Turns out the humidifier on the furnace was left on all winter so far and the windows and walls had condensation and mold.

We recently replaced 3 windows on one of rent houses and I just discovered that there is condensation on the inside part of the window.

I have dehumidifiers in all of my basements (unoccupied) that are set to a certain humidity They have a hose outlet that feeds into a condensation pump that sends it into a drain.

I needed a new flat roof, plus I replaced all furnaces and AC condensers, mostly new ductwork.