Water penetrated the outdoor HVAC causing lots of damage
He called the AC technician back, and he fixed the affected electrical elements
Damon was glad to live in such a lovely area in a new town. He could start anew after the divorce though he missed his children. Thanks to the custody agreement, they would come to visit him each weekend and holidays. He worked with his ex-wife, and it got too tough to see her each day. So, Damon opted to quit and start over elsewhere for his mental health. He bought a smaller house and began fixing it for the kids. It took time to make several upgrades, but he eventually installed a new heating and cooling unit. The quality HVAC was the best model and would keep his home comfortable for the kids. Not to mention, it was more eco-friendly and energy-efficient. Damon was determined to continue having less impact on the planet. A colleague at his new job had advised him on the best HVAC supplier to visit in town. They had excellent prices, provided an AC warranty, and came to perform proper air conditioner installation. The new aircon arrived at his home two days later after making payment. An HVAC company van pulled up at his house, and two air conditioning experts came in to instal it. The whole process took some time, but when they left, the heating unit was working fine. The following week, it rained heavily, and water got into the outdoor AC. Damon checked the area and noticed it was flooded, which was why the aircon had shut down. He called the AC technician back, and he fixed the affected electrical elements. Also, he created proper drainage for the water to prevent future water damage to the outdoor HVAC. Additionally, he returned the next day to build a covering for the central heating and cooling unit to prevent water from causing rust and corrosion.