New River, AZ started out as a stagecoach stop and the end of the Black Canyon Highway. Today, it is a small community in Maricopa County, the fastest growing county in the United States. People in this fast-growing area often struggle to find reputable service people.
Trust Worlock Air Conditioning. We are a locally owned and operated HVAC company that has been in service since 1987. We have spent over three decades building a reputation for great customer service. That is because we treat our customers like we would want to be treated. That means we deal with you honestly, arrive on time, explain everything to you, and offer great prices.
Full-Service HVAC Company
Worlock Air Conditioning is a full-service HVAC company. We can handle all of your heating and cooling needs. In addition to HVAC, we also handle hot water heaters and pool heaters.- AC Service, Repair, and Installation
- Heating Service, Repair, and Installation
- Hot Water Heater Service, Repair, and Installation
- Pool Heater Service, Repair, and Installation
AC Service
Getting ready for summer? With summer temperatures in New River, you want to do everything in your power to make sure that your air conditioning is fully functioning. The desert heat means that you will be using your air conditioner almost constantly. The constant use can lead to AC failure, even if you have a newer air conditioning system. The best way to avoid summer breakdowns is to get it serviced at least once a year. For most people, we suggest getting your AC serviced at the beginning of summer, before you hit the highest demand. However, you can get your service any time of year. Service is different from repair. You call for a repair when you are having a problem with your system. A service call is designed to spot potential problems and get them fixed before they can become a problem. That means we look for wear and tear, look for broken or failing parts, and check fluid levels. Service calls include:- Test the thermometer
- Cleaning the evaporator coils and condenser coils
- Inspecting and combing the fins if airflow is blocked
- Inspecting and oiling the motor and other moving parts
- Replacing worn, damaged, or old belts
- Replacing air filters
- Checking the ducts for leaks and sealing leaks
- Testing for coolant leaks, fixing leaks, and recharging coolants
- Testing and cleaning electrical connections
- Inspecting and cleaning the condensate drain
