Watch: When Mold Strikes a Young AC Unit Should You Repair or Replace

Filmed on site by the Home Therapist field team in Tampa Bay, Florida. Reviewed by Richard Morales, Co-Owner and Florida Class B Air Conditioning Contractor, license CAC1819196 (plumbing CFC1431159).

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so if someone like has let's say like a 5-year-old AC there's a bunch of like mold growth in there would you replace it or or repair it or what would you do that's a good question so will depend and few different factors right most of the time we would just try and clean it up and repair especially you know since it's a almost brand new unit right 5 years old is like new unit in my in my War uh but yeah we should always try and clean it up uh there's a bunch of things that we can do so we can first thing is just wipe everything out uh take the coil out do a thorough cleaning on it um and then we can add UIL Li on the system ultraviolet lights that kills anything organic growing inside the unit uh we could also do a dug sanitation that's basically a product that you spray into the unit and it takes care of anything organic growing inside of it it's orless uh it's organic as well it's not like it's going to affect people that have you know breathing issues or asthma type of stuff so yes there's definitely many things that you can do to repair it clean it besides replacing it

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