Marketing for HVAC Companies: Be the HVAC company they find.

When the AC quits in July, people look for a company that can come today. The AI puts in the hours of making your HVAC company easier to find on Google, the map and ChatGPT, and Night Fox picks what's worth doing first. Each call carries its source, so you can see which ones became installs and which were tune-ups.

  • Live Within 30 Days
  • Month to Month
  • Your Domain and Numbers Stay Yours
  • Hold Your Territory

Illustration: an AI assistant answering a question by naming an HVAC company, the call that follows, traced to that answer, and what it turned into.

Sound familiar?

The hottest day of the year should be your busiest, and four things get in the way.

01 · Invisible

The heat wave went to someone else.

The hottest day of the year brings a flood of searches. If Google and ChatGPT have your hours or your service area wrong, they're working from bad information about you.

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Illustration: a hot-afternoon search for AC repair, with two competitors in the map ahead of your company.

02 · Burned

You paid top dollar for "how much is a new AC."

An AC repair click ran up to $125.00 in Orlando in November 2026. When nobody ties those clicks to the jobs they became, you keep paying for people who were only pricing out a unit.

Illustration: expensive ad clicks for HVAC searches, with no record of which became installs.

03 · Held Hostage

Your trucks advertise your old agency's number.

Some agencies wrap your trucks, site and Google profile in a tracking number they own. When the contract ends, the number stays with them, and so does every maintenance customer who calls it each spring.

How to Leave an Agency Without Losing Your Domain

Illustration: the phone number on an HVAC company's truck wraps, owned by its former agency.

04 · Kept Guessing

Your report can't tell an install from a tune-up.

A busy month of calls looks great until you find out most were tune-ups, and nobody can say which source brought the system replacement. Where the big jobs come from is the whole question.

Illustration: a marketing report that counts calls but can't tell a tune-up from a system replacement.

None of this has to stay the way it is. This is what one AC repair click costs today.

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What a Click Costs

An AC repair click can cost $125.00.

These are Google's own top-of-page bid ranges for one of the most common HVAC searches. Any one of those clicks can be a homeowner pricing out a unit. A regular map listing, or being the company an AI answer names, has no per-click price at all.

Monthly searches and top-of-page cost per click for “ac repair”, by market
Market“ac repair”, cost per click
Seattle-Tacoma$22.64 to $105.00 3,600 Searches a Month
Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne$40.00 to $125.00 8,100 Searches a Month
Raleigh-Durham$30.00 to $81.50 3,600 Searches a Month
Spokane and Coeur d'Alene$30.84 to $100.00 590 Searches a Month

Google Ads Keyword Planner, top-of-page bid range per click and average monthly searches for “ac repair” by TV market area. Pulled November 4, 2026.

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How we fix it for HVAC companies. We make you easier to find when the heat hits, trace every call, and show you which ones became installs.

Step 1 · Getting Found

Easier to find when the AC quits.

On the hottest afternoon of the year, people ask Google, the map or ChatGPT who can come today. We build a page for each HVAC service you want more of, from heat pumps to maintenance plans, and for the towns where you've done real installs, and we keep your hours and service area right wherever they appear.

  • Heat Pump and AC Pages
  • Service Area Kept Current
  • AI Answers Checked When You Ask
How Getting Found Works

Illustration: an HVAC company named in a Google Maps result and an AI answer.

Step 2 · Tracking the Calls

Every repair call, tagged at the first ring.

Calls and quote forms land in the app the moment they arrive, each marked with where it came from. The number on your trucks stays put; tracking numbers registered to your business forward straight to it.

  • Source on Every Call
  • Robocalls Filtered Out
  • Real Calls Fed to Google Ads
How Call Tracking Works

Illustration: the day's calls and forms for an HVAC company, each with where it came from.

Step 3 · Counting What Paid Off

Installs and tune-ups, kept apart.

Mark each call as the job it turned into, and the app shows which sources bring system replacements and new plan members, and what each install cost you to win, to the cent.

  • Installs by Source
  • Cost per Install, to the Cent
  • Ask What July Brought In
How Reporting Works

Illustration: a week of work for an HVAC company, each job traced to the source that brought it.

Your Site

Built for the hottest day of the year.

Fast to load and easy to call from, with your hours and service area right where people look. The design is built for HVAC and wears your brand, your photos and your work. Every service you want more calls for gets a page:

  • AC Repair Same-day calls, front and center.
  • Heat Pumps Quotes, installs and rebates.
  • Furnaces Repair and seasonal tune-ups.
  • System Replacement The big tickets you want more of.
  • Maintenance Plans Memberships that renew every year.
  • Ductwork Cleaning, sealing and new runs.
  • Indoor Air Quality Filters, purifiers and humidity.
  • Mini-Splits Ductless installs for every room.

Hold Your Territory

We won't work for the HVAC company down the street.

An HVAC territory is a set of ZIP codes, sized by how many people there search for heating and cooling help. Most clients hold theirs. While you do, we won't work for another HVAC company inside it, even in the middle of July. A few territories are already spoken for.

Is your territory open?

  1. 01Your IndustryPick from 115 industries, or type in your own.
  2. 02Your ZIP CodeWe confirm the town, so you know which territory it is.
  3. 03Your SizeTeam and revenue, so the price fits your business.

Then you'll see whether your territory's open and your price range. We only ask your name after that.

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FAQ

What HVAC companies ask us.

Will the number on my trucks have to change?

No. Your main number stays on your trucks, your signs and your Google profile. Tracking numbers forward to it, so you learn where each call came from while your maintenance customers keep dialing the number they know.

Can you run our Google Ads during the busy season?

Yes, and the rest of the year too. We run Google Ads and Google's pay-per-lead ads in accounts you own, and Google charges you for the spend directly. Each call is traced to the repair or install it became, so you can see which clicks earned their keep.

Can you help me sell maintenance plans?

Yes. Your plan gets its own page, and every call about it is tracked, so you can see which sources bring members and which bring one-time repairs.

What happens to the reviews we've already earned?

They stay where they are, on your Google Business Profile, which belongs to you. Your site puts them in front of people pricing a new system, and you'll see new ones as they arrive.

How soon will we show up when people search for AC repair?

Your site is live within 30 days, and calls are tracked starting week one. Rising in the map and the AI answers usually takes months and depends on how many HVAC companies near you chase the same searches. Luc gives you an honest read on your market before you sign.

Who writes the pages for our services?

The AI writes a first draft from your services and photos. We rework it with what only your company knows, like the brands you install and the rebates you help with, and you approve each page before it's live.

What does it cost for an HVAC company?

From $500.00 to $3,500.00 and up a month. The plan is sized by your team or your yearly revenue, whichever is larger, and there's a one-time build fee quoted for your company. There's no long contract: it runs month to month, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice.

Get started.

Answer a few questions and we'll tell you if your territory's open, then show you exactly where your HVAC company stands.

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Who You'll Talk To

You'll be talking with me, the founder. I've been building sites and getting businesses found for 25 years. I'll tell you the truth about your market, even if the truth is you don't need me.

Luc Boone, Founder