Why is water dripping from pipes near house roof?

Question

after getting back off holiday i noticed water dripping out of 2 small plastic pipes near to the roof of my house ( outside ). they are positioned just under the guttering but appear to be going into the loft.

any ideas?

Answer 1

it probably is condensate from your a/c systems air handler. there is a pan in and under the unit to catch and drain away the condensate to the outside - normal operation of ac system.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The cold water header tank in the loft is dripping water. The ball c**k maybe shot or needs adjusting.

Answer 4

If you have central Air Conditioning it can be the drain  

Answer 5

Ball valve in water tank inlet probably needs adjusting or replacing

Answer 6

Your loft storage tanks are overflowing.  The ball valves need adjusting or replacing.  

OK This time it took a week for the water to start dripping out of the overflow pipe, but get it fixed because it's only going to get worse.

Answer 7

I would go up to the loft and inspect your tank.

Answer 8

ac main drain clogged could be 3/4 pvc under bath sink stupid plumbers leave tail pc too long blocking 3/4 pvc cut tail pc down blow out that should do it

Answer 9

be willing to bet ,if you go upstrs,thats where you will find the air mover& coils for you a/c system,the water is condesation,ck it out.

Answer 10

therev is a problem with your water tank and its overflowing go check it or get a plumber