Source: Phyxter / Russell Jones / June 3/2023
One of the critical things that many home and business owners notice is bad aromas emanating from the air conditioning unit. However, an odor problem doesn’t necessarily mean that a repair will be expensive but definitely needs to be checked. It could be as simple as a dirty air filter or mold growth caused by excessive condensation in the HVAC unit or as bad as a freon leak or, even worse, a ruptured sewer vent pipe or a backed-up sewer line near some ductwork.
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