First off, if you see water leaking from any light fixture, do these 3 things ASAP:
Note: Don’t attempt to repair a leaking ceiling light yourself! Water is a conductor of electricity, meaning if you touch water that’s in contact with a live electrical current, you’ll be electrocuted.
If your ceiling light is leaking water, the most common issues include:
We’ll explain what you can do to minimize damage and danger before a professional arrives.
Need a professional plumber ASAP? Just contact us and we’ll send one out right away.
1. Determine if you need to turn off your home’s water supply. Watch the leak. Is it dripping steadily? Or worse, is it a steady flow of water? If so, you’ll want to minimize water damage and turn off your home’s main water supply.
2. Determine what’s above the light that could be leaking. If you have a 2nd floor, go explore the area above the ceiling light that’s leaking. If it’s a bathroom, check the toilet, sink, and shower and see if anything is overflowing or leaking. If it is, you can direct the plumber to the faulty appliance first.
If the space above your light is the attic or a closet space, it’s likely that your AC is leaking. If you can locate your indoor air handler, check the pan underneath the device. If it’s overflowing, you’ll want to have your plumber clear your condensate drain line.
If it’s neither an overflowing or leaky water appliance or your air conditioner, you likely have a leaky pipe. Have a professional inspect the nearby pipes to locate and repair the pipe at fault.
If you need a plumber to repair your leaky ceiling light, contact us.
We’ll send over a professional right away to fix the issue.
Further Reading:
By submitting, you agree to receive phone, email, or text communication from us per our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy, which state that we will never share your personal information or spam you. Message/data rates apply. Consent is not a condition of purchase.
Promotion title here
