World Air HVAC
License verifiedAC & heating · Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade
About
Family-owned HVAC company based in Tamarac, serving Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade with 24/7 emergency AC repair and installation.
Highlights from the business
- Free estimates
- Financing available
- 24/7 emergency service
- Warranty on work
- Same-week appointments
- Insured (ask for their certificate)
Shared by the business itself. Better Resources doesn't check these; confirm them when you get your quote.
Services
- Emergency AC repair
- AC installation and replacement
- AC tune-ups and maintenance plans
- Ductless mini-splits
- Heating
- Indoor air quality and duct cleaning
What we checked
Florida licenseCMC1250582 · Certified mechanical contractor · held by World Appliance Repair Inc. · checked Oct 16, 2026Active
Years licensedSince 201610 years
Public discipline recordNot checked yetNot checked
License expiryRenews every two yearsAug 31, 2028
Liability insuranceWe don't verify insurance yetNot verified
Workers on siteWe only check the license holderNot checked
Google rating4.8 out of 5 from 101 Google reviews (as of Nov 1, 2026). Shown as reported by Google. Part of the score's head start, adjusted for how many reviews there are.From Google
Phone(561) 344-6802Public listing
Before you hire
A short checklist for Florida homeowners. It applies to any pro, not just this one.
License CMC1250582 is active in Florida state records (checked Oct 16, 2026).
- Ask for proof of insuranceGet a certificate of insurance for liability, and for workers' compensation or an exemption, and check the dates are current.
- Get a written quoteIt should list the scope of work, materials, price, timeline, warranty and clean-up. Compare quotes on the same scope.
- Keep deposits smallIf you pay more than 10% up front, Florida law requires the contractor to apply for any needed permits within 30 days and start work within 90 days after the permits are issued.s. 489.126, Fla. Stat.
- Know who pulls the permitsAsk which permits the job needs. The licensed contractor should pull them. Be wary if you're asked to pull an owner-builder permit for work they're doing.
- Protect yourself from liensJobs over $2,500 need a Notice of Commencement. Subcontractors and suppliers may send you a Notice to Owner. Get a release of lien with each payment, and from anyone who sent you a Notice to Owner before you pay in full.Florida Construction Lien Law, Ch. 713
- Pay as the work is donePay in stages tied to finished work, by check or card rather than cash, and keep every receipt.
General information, not legal advice. Check any Florida license
Quality score
86 /100How scores work
Based on public records so far. It changes as homeowners use the site.
Reviews
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