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Condensate Drain Pan Replacement in Peoria — August 2025

CompletedAugust 26, 2025
TechnicianGarrett
Service AreaPeoria
Visit Invoice Total$1,656.40
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Reported by the Homeowner
Noticed a wet mark near the attic access in the primary closet.
Peoria homeowner · August 26, 2025
The Report

What the homeowner told us

Noticed a wet mark near the attic access in the primary closet.

Findings & Work Performed

What Garrett documented during the visit

System leaking from secondary drain pan and a hole on the side of the primary drain pan.

Replaced condensate drain pan; blew out drain lines; sealed hole in primary pan with caulking; installed condensate safety switch.

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How this repair fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This repair is one example of the AC Repair & Maintenance work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Peoria, AZ. You can browse every case study we have published for this type of work in the Condensate Drain Pan Replacement case studies archive. Homeowners who join our Comfort Club maintenance membership get every eligible repair backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee. For larger repairs and replacements, financing options are available for qualifying projects.

— Parts & Work Performed

Exactly what was installed

ItemDescriptionQtyPrice
Trip charge to travel to home (waived with paid repair). 1 $49.98
Diamond Tier 1 maintenance plan: two visits/year, discounts and benefits. 1 $330.00
Install a drain pan under the evaporator coil or furnace. 1 $826.40
Large condensate drain line repair up to 30 ft with fittings. 1 $500.00
Trip charge waiver with paid repair (business hours). 1 $-49.98
Total: $1,656.40
— Photo Documentation

27 photos from this repair

Every step of this repair was documented on-site by Garrett.

Condensate drain connection at an air handler shows wet residue around an open port, marked with red annotation.
Condensate drain connection at an air handler shows wet residue around an open port, marked with red annotation.
Air handler condensate drain elbow with two capped cleanouts on top of cabinet, with rust and dust visible.
Air handler condensate drain elbow with two capped cleanouts on top of cabinet, with rust and dust visible.
Severely rusted metal surface above insulated flexible hose, with deteriorated foam material visible in the compartment.
Severely rusted metal surface above insulated flexible hose, with deteriorated foam material visible in the compartment.
Attic air handler with refrigerant line set and drain connections; rust-stained auxiliary drain pan beneath, surrounding insulation scattered.
Attic air handler with refrigerant line set and drain connections; rust-stained auxiliary drain pan beneath, surrounding insulation scattered.
Heavily rusted metal surface with sheet-metal edges visible, showing extensive corrosion and discoloration.
Heavily rusted metal surface with sheet-metal edges visible, showing extensive corrosion and discoloration.
Attic air handler cabinet with rust-stained drain pan and wet insulation scattered across the surrounding floor.
Attic air handler cabinet with rust-stained drain pan and wet insulation scattered across the surrounding floor.
Ceiling and wall show large water stain below attic access opening in closet.
Ceiling and wall show large water stain below attic access opening in closet.
Water is pooled on a wooden platform beside a galvanized drain pan, with scattered pieces of insulation around the area.
Water is pooled on a wooden platform beside a galvanized drain pan, with scattered pieces of insulation around the area.
Metal pan beneath the indoor unit shows extensive rust, cracked surface, standing water, and scattered insulation debris around it.
Metal pan beneath the indoor unit shows extensive rust, cracked surface, standing water, and scattered insulation debris around it.
Heavily rusted metal surface with flaking corrosion inside a rectangular sheet-metal frame, viewed close-up under bright light.
Heavily rusted metal surface with flaking corrosion inside a rectangular sheet-metal frame, viewed close-up under bright light.
Heavily rusted metal drain pan with a PVC outlet fitting, removed and placed on the gravel near the sidewalk.
Heavily rusted metal drain pan with a PVC outlet fitting, removed and placed on the gravel near the sidewalk.
Metal drain pan shows extensive rust, pitting, and flaking corrosion across the interior surface after removal.
Metal drain pan shows extensive rust, pitting, and flaking corrosion across the interior surface after removal.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat showing 81°F and current time, with system mode and fan switches visible below.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat showing 81°F and current time, with system mode and fan switches visible below.
Ceiling and upper wall show large water stain near attic access hatch with pull cord visible.
Ceiling and upper wall show large water stain near attic access hatch with pull cord visible.
Attic HVAC unit on a galvanized metal pan with nearby flexible duct and wet, dark-stained subfloor and insulation.
Attic HVAC unit on a galvanized metal pan with nearby flexible duct and wet, dark-stained subfloor and insulation.
PVC condensate drain piping with elbows and metal strap supports beside an indoor unit and drain pan.
PVC condensate drain piping with elbows and metal strap supports beside an indoor unit and drain pan.
PVC condensate drain line connected to the air handler in an attic, with elbow fittings and nearby water staining on the plywood.
PVC condensate drain line connected to the air handler in an attic, with elbow fittings and nearby water staining on the plywood.
Wet plywood with standing water and scattered insulation on the attic floor beside metal framing.
Wet plywood with standing water and scattered insulation on the attic floor beside metal framing.
Metal drain pan beneath indoor unit shows extensive rust, standing water, and scattered insulation debris around the base.
Metal drain pan beneath indoor unit shows extensive rust, standing water, and scattered insulation debris around the base.
Condensate drain line with tee and cleanout cap beside the air handler, with surrounding wet floor and insulation.
Condensate drain line with tee and cleanout cap beside the air handler, with surrounding wet floor and insulation.
Air handler on sheet-metal drain pan with PVC condensate lines above wet, stained attic subfloor.
Air handler on sheet-metal drain pan with PVC condensate lines above wet, stained attic subfloor.
Rusted metal surface inside the equipment cabinet with a flexible drain line and surrounding insulation foam.
Rusted metal surface inside the equipment cabinet with a flexible drain line and surrounding insulation foam.
Metal drain pan shows severe rust and corrosion, with a PVC drain fitting attached at the side.
Metal drain pan shows severe rust and corrosion, with a PVC drain fitting attached at the side.
Heavily rusted metal panel with extensive flaking corrosion, held in place by a hand beside the work area.
Heavily rusted metal panel with extensive flaking corrosion, held in place by a hand beside the work area.
Air handler condensate drain connection with an open service port showing pooled water and residue around the fitting.
Air handler condensate drain connection with an open service port showing pooled water and residue around the fitting.
PVC condensate drain elbow connected to air handler side panel with duct seal around penetration.
PVC condensate drain elbow connected to air handler side panel with duct seal around penetration.
Inline condensate drain safety switch installed on a PVC drain near the indoor unit, with connected sensor wire.
Inline condensate drain safety switch installed on a PVC drain near the indoor unit, with connected sensor wire.
— Frequently Asked

Questions about this repair

What was documented about the HVAC system?

System leaking from secondary drain pan and a hole on the side of the primary drain pan.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort service Peoria?

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