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HVAC companies in Surprise, AZ

Surprise has 7 listed HVAC businesses, and 5 of them are based in ZIP 85374. Google reviews are concentrated: 1,075 in total across the group, with 2 businesses holding 100 or more. Six of the 7 have a Google rating, the median is 5.0, and all 6 are rated 4.5 or higher. Two profiles are graded A, and 5 have limited public information.

7 listed with a Surprise address
2 graded A or B
5.0 median Google rating
43% advertise emergency or after-hours service

7 companies based in Surprise

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Surprise, AZ · since 2007

Sorensen Heating and Cooling

A · Excellent · 37 Google reviews at 4.9 · their site says: licensed, insured, EPA 608, BBB accredited

  • AC Repair
  • AC Tune-Up and Maintenance
  • Emergency / 24-Hour AC Repair
  • +7 more
ROC no.
ROC 230935 +1listed on their site
Google
4.9 · 37
After hours
24/7 listed in their hours
Posted price
from $149 · Tune-upon their site
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What Surprise companies do

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Heating and cooling in Surprise

What people book

Air duct cleaning is the most common service here, tagged by 3 of the 7 businesses. AC repair, AC replacement and installation, AC tune-up and maintenance, furnace and heating repair, heat pump work, and emergency or 24-hour AC repair each have 2 businesses. Ductwork repair and sealing, mini-split installation, refrigerant recharge and leak repair, and compressor and capacitor replacement are each listed by 1 business.

3 of the 7

businesses tagged with air duct cleaning, the most common service

Local context

Surprise sits in a hot-dry climate zone with an average summer high of 106°F, extreme heat events of 115°F and above from June to September, and dust storms (haboobs) during a monsoon season that runs June 15 to September 30. Ask any business you call whether it handles emergency repair, since 3 of the 7 say they advertise it, and confirm the work will be covered by the right Arizona ROC license class. Check the contractor's record in the ROC Contractor Search before you sign.

Homeowner tips

  • Three of the 7 businesses say they offer free estimates, so ask for one in writing and compare it with the scope in your contract before you commit.
  • Only 1 business says its technicians are NATE certified and 1 says it holds EPA 608 certification. If those credentials matter to you, ask for proof and don't rely on a website claim.
  • Arizona's ROC requires workers' compensation insurance but no other insurance for a license, so ask for proof of coverage, confirm the license class covers your job, and make checks payable to the company named in the contract.

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