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New Mexico is characterized by its year-round desert-like, arid conditions with some portions of the state receiving less than 10 inches of rainfall per year. The state maintains an average temperature range of the low 20s during the winter to high 80s during the summers keeping professionals with a New Mexico HVAC license in high demand all throughout the year.

Sometimes, calling a professional HVAC technician is necessary. If your unit seems to be operating too noisily, doesn’t cool down the property even after you perform routine maintenance, cycles too quickly, or is causing a rise in your utility bills, a professional is more likely to accurately diagnose and repair the problem.

 In order to work as an HVAC contractor in New Mexico HVAC professionals are required to obtain licensing as Conditioning Contractor as well as in Business and Law. HVAC technicians or HVAC professionals that do not work as contractors are required to obtain specific certification in their area of work. 

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