Your air conditioner may appear to be sleeping over the winter, but it is, in fact, vulnerable to invisible threats. Below-freezing temperatures can cause internal damage to the air conditioner, including frozen coils, burst pipes, and damaged compressors. In addition to shortening its lifespan, this damage may need springtime repair bills. Furthermore, issues are not limited to the body. A malfunctioning air conditioner might bring in uneven warmth and chilly drafts during the winter. Again, neglecting it may allow mold and mildew to grow easily in your air conditioning system, which might be harmful to the health of your family members. But there's excellent information! Having a winter AC inspection before cold days can help identify problems early and prevent them from getting worse. This will save you money and ensure that your house is comfortable and the air is pure throughout the winter.