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Maybe it was a window unit that only cooled one room. Maybe the thermostat was permanently set to "hope for the best." Or maybe your college place somehow stayed comfortable even through an Aggieland September.

However you survived the heat back then, today's AC systems are still working hard this time of yearand anyone in Texas knows summer is not over yet. Now is a good time to check one small drain line that can cause a very big problem.

Did you know a clogged AC condensate drain line can lead to water damage inside your home?

In this reel, Jarrid walks us through how to clear the line by removing the drain cap and running a drain snake through it. When that line gets clogged, water has nowhere to go, and it can back up into your attic and ceiling.
A little maintenance today can help prevent a big mess tomorrow.



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Jarrid Perry, Owner
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Serving Bryan-College Station, Hearne, Navasota, Caldwell, TX & Surrounding Areas

Back in the day there were dorms where air conditioning was a window fan. People used to be tougher.

Walton Hall, K Ramp Freshman year. Window fans and train horns. I think Walton and Hart were the last two non-air dorms. Not sure what year they put window units into both.

Law Hall. Dam it was hot but we made it

Yes sir. My freshman year was in Milner Stall.
No Ac. Old steam radiator for heat. Window box fan. But they let us paint our rooms however we wanted. Army issue bunk beds.
It was great to me as it was a lot better than what I grew up in.