Your home's heating and air conditioning system is critical to your home's comfort, health, and safety. It provides your home with cool and dehumidified air during the hot months of summer. It also keeps your home warm and cozy during the coldest months of winter. 

To ensure that the HVAC system remains functional and safe, you need to have it repaired and maintained regularly. These tasks are some to entrust to a licensed and experienced HVAC technician.

Replacing Clogged or Broken Components

Your HVAC system uses dozens of small parts to function properly. These parts can easily become damaged or worn out during the course of a season, however. Once they are compromised, they can cause your entire system to not work properly.

It can be difficult to tell what components are broken and what ones need to be replaced, however. You may have no idea of what parts must be fixed or replaced to restore the system's function.

Instead of trying to figure this out for yourself, you can hire an HVAC technician to inspect your system for you. He or she can quickly identify what components are not working properly and what ones need to be fixed or replaced to restore your unit's function.

Performing Seasonal Maintenance

The HVAC technician that you hire can also perform seasonal maintenance on the system to keep it working properly. Seasonal maintenance can range from cleaning out the filters to vacuuming out the vents both inside and outside of your home. It can also involve refilling the Freon so your unit cools the air as it should during the summertime.

Seasonal maintenance can also be important for maintaining your unit's warranty. If you fail to maintain your unit, you could void the warranty and face having to pay for repairs or replacements on your own. 

Replacing the Unit

Finally, an HVAC technician has the training and experience to put in a brand new unit for you. He or she knows where to set up the unit outside of your home. This technician also knows what outlets to connect the unit to and how to bleed the lines and test out the unit to ensure that it functions properly before he or she finishes the job.

These tasks are some that an HVAC technician can handle for you. You can have your existing unit maintained and repaired. You can also have a new one installed.