Our Community Commitment
At WSC White Service Company, we believe good service should reach beyond job sites and commercial buildings. Our roots in Lubbock and West Texas run deep, and we take pride in being part of efforts that help local families stay safe and comfortable.
Whether we are helping a business keep operations moving or lending support through a community initiative, we bring the same local mindset to the work, with skilled people, dependable service, and a strong connection to the community.
Our commitment to the Lubbock area is built on several key pillars:
- Local roots - We are proud to live and work in the same neighborhoods we serve.
- Technical excellence - We use our industry knowledge to solve real-world problems for our neighbors.
- Partnership - We collaborate with the South Plains Association of Governments to reach those most in need.
- Reliability - We show up for our community with the same consistency we bring to every commercial job site.
Choose a partner with deep roots in West Texas and a commitment to excellence; contact WSC White Service Company online or call (806) 602-0725 to book your next commercial equipment inspection in Lubbock.
Our Community Involvement
Heat The Town
Heat the Town is a vital community program that has served the Lubbock area for a quarter of a century. Participating in this annual event is one of the ways we give back. This program allows our professional technicians to volunteer their time and technical abilities to assist elderly, disabled, and low-income homeowners. By repairing or replacing vital heating equipment before the winter freeze, we help make sure members of our community stay warm and safe.
South Plains TACCA Affiliation
The Texas Air Conditioning Contractors Association (TACCA) is a nonprofit trade association dedicated to advancing and protecting the HVAC industry in Texas.
Scholarship Support
We offer scholarship program support through South Plains TACCA, including support for students entering the HVAC trade and a tool scholarship for local high school students pursuing HVAC careers.