"Prevention is Better than Cure"
Did you know it is recommended to flush your HVAC drain line every 4 weeks with a 1/2 to cup of vinegar to prevent clogging?
What does Google say about AC drain line mainenance?
This is an actual screen shot of what Google recommends when it comes to AC drain line maintenance.
About AC Clog Stopper
Our Mission
The AC Clog Stopper was invented to prevent HVAC system overflows and ac drain line leaks due to blockage (a very common problem, especially in hot/humid climates). We provide our customers with a simple automated solution providing peace of mind and saving significant money on repair costs in dealing with ac leaks.
Our Team
Our team comes from the HVAC, home repair, property management, and remodeling background. Every summer we do countless repairs on water damaged sheetrock ceilings/walls, cabinets, and floors caused by the HVAC condensate overflowing in the attic due to algae blocking the drain line. We currently offer the service of clearing your drain line and installing our product to prevent this very expensive and completely avoidable ac drain line blockage from leaking.
Our Services
Before the AC Clog Stoper homeowners had to crawl into the attic and pour vinegar into the ac's condensate drain line to prevent ac drain line blockages. This process is repeated every 4 to 6 weeks in perpetuity as preventative maintenance. The drain line ensures that condensate from the ac is properly directed to the exterior of a home. Our product offers you the convenience of a once a year! The AC Clog Stopper provides preventative maintenance for over 12 months at the touch of a button. We highly recommend starting by clearing your existing drain line to ensure that the line is free of obstruction, we then connect the AC Clog Stopper to your drain line and to 1 gallon of vinegar. We then schedule your intervals based on your HVAC system, maintenance schedule and climate conditions. Typically, homeowners will get up to two years of drain line maintenance on lower settings, per one gallon of vinegar without ever going in the attic.