Most HVAC systems have vents through which air flows. Unfortunately, most of these vents are either clogged, too dirty, and dusty or have an issue or two that hinder adequate airflow through them. As a homeowner, it is your responsibility to ensure that the vents are in proper working condition. But how do you get this done in good time and without fail? First, invest in regular cleaning of the ducts. You can quickly dust the vents every week and ensure no unsightly piling of dust and dirt on the vents. Also, ensure that you hire professional HVAC service providers to come and professionally clean the vents. During this professional cleaning session, they are likely to discover other elements that need to be addressed. The last thing you need is to have mold growing in the vents without your knowledge. This will hinder airflow and compromise the quality of air in your house and even trigger illnesses. Next, check the air filter and have it cleaned and replaced regularly. Filters are meant to eliminate any large particles and prevent them from flowing into the heating or cooling unit. If they become clogged, they will not let any air pass through them, thus eventually affecting the airflow rate into the vents. You also want to be careful about duct leaks. A simple or minor crack can easily be why most air does not get through the vents as it escapes through such openings. Be keen and check for such leaks. You can bring this to the attention of your HVAC professional for a permanent fix.