For HVAC contractors
Your year is decided in two windows and survived in the months between them. Most HVAC marketing is run as though demand arrives evenly, which is why budget sits idle in April and runs out in the first week of a heat wave. This is the system we build instead — and the part of it that fixes your phone comes before any of the ads.
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Diagram: inbound calls from many homeowners narrow through the pipeline — new call, contacted, quoted — down to booked jobs.
Four things cost HVAC companies more booked work than a badly written ad ever will. All four are about timing.
Demand does not ramp. It arrives in a few days, every competitor in the county bids on the same searches at once, and a budget set at the start of the month has no way to follow it. Spend has to move with the weather, not with the calendar.
The highest-intent call an HVAC company gets is a homeowner with a dead furnace on a Sunday night. It lands when the office is shut, and nobody in that situation leaves a voicemail — they call the next company on the list while the first one is still ringing.
A system replacement is the biggest ticket you write and the slowest decision the homeowner makes. The quote sits while they think, talk to a spouse and look at financing. Whoever calls back on day three gets the job, and the loss never appears in a report because it was never counted.
Maintenance agreements are the one thing that carries spring and autumn, and they are almost never marketed — they get sold at the end of a service call, or not at all. The same is true of the install list you already own and never contact again.
The same stack as everywhere else on this site, pointed at the way HVAC demand actually behaves. Intake first, then the channels that feed it.
The Google Guaranteed slot is where a homeowner with no cooling taps first, and it is priced per lead rather than per click — so the speed you answer with is the whole game. Run alongside search so the two stop paying twice for one call.
Call-only campaigns on no-heat and no-cool searches, separated from the replacement and maintenance-plan terms that convert on a different timescale. Budget rules that lift during a heat wave instead of running out halfway through it.
Where the shoulder season gets filled. Tune-up offers before each season turns, financing-led replacement ads to the streets with the oldest housing stock, and retargeting for everyone who read a quote and went quiet.
The map pack is where the non-urgent work comes from: tune-ups, plan renewals, second opinions on a quote. Google Business Profile, review velocity after every completed job, and a page per town you genuinely send vans to.
Fast on a phone in a hot house. The number tappable above the fold, a booking form that asks for four things, and financing stated on the replacement page rather than buried — because it is the objection, not a detail.
Every call, form and text in one pipeline with its source attached, including the ones that came in after hours. Open quotes sit on the board with an age on them, so a replacement estimate cannot quietly go cold.
Each step depends on the one before it. Turning on emergency ads before anyone answers an after-hours call is the fastest way to waste a season.
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Week 1
Ad accounts, map rankings, site speed, who answers at 9pm in January, and what happens to a replacement quote after it is sent. You get the findings whether or not you hire us.
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Weeks 2–4
Tracking numbers per channel, after-hours call handling, the booking form cut down, quote follow-up sequenced, and the handoff into your field service software tested with real jobs.
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Before the season turns
LSA, search and maps go live together on the services with margin in them, in the radius you actually drive. Timed to land before the first week of weather, not during it.
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Ongoing
Monthly, we look at booked jobs by channel rather than calls, pull budget off whatever rings without filling the board, and put the shoulder months on maintenance plans and the install list you already own.
There are no HVAC case studies to show yet, so this page shows none. What goes here when there are is booked jobs by channel and a company willing to take the call — not a number with no job behind it.
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A quote from an HVAC owner goes here, in their own words. The strongest ones name what changed about running the company rather than quoting a number.
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A second quote, ideally about a different kind of job to the first, so the two together show the range of the work rather than repeating one story.
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No. Your field service software stays the system of record — ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, Service Fusion, whatever you run. We sit in front of it and handle the part before the job exists: the ad, the call, the follow-up, the quote chase. Once something books, the attribution travels with it.
We build the routing and the automatic follow-up — a missed call gets a text back within seconds, and the caller lands on the board tagged with the campaign that produced them. Whether a human picks up at 2am is your call to make: an answering service, an on-call rotation, or accepting that the text back is what holds the lead until morning.
What we will not do is point emergency ads at a phone that rings out with nothing behind it.
It moves rather than stops. Emergency search gets cheap and thin when nothing is breaking, so spend shifts to maintenance plans, tune-up offers and the replacement decisions people make when they are not in a hurry — plus your own install list, which costs nothing to contact and is the most under-used asset most HVAC companies have.
No. Everything we run produces calls that come to you and only you, on numbers you own.
The exception is Google's Local Services Ads, where Google itself may send one homeowner to several businesses. That is Google's product rather than a lead vendor, and it is exactly why speed to first contact gets built before LSA is switched on.
It works best from roughly three trucks upward. Below that the constraint is usually capacity rather than demand, and more calls make the problem worse. We will say so on the call rather than sell you something that will not help.
Not in the same market. One HVAC company per market, because we would otherwise be bidding against ourselves on the same keywords with your money.
You do. Accounts are created under your business, we are granted access, and if we part ways that access is removed and everything stays where it is — history, tracking numbers and all.
We'll audit what you have, or what you don't, and give you actionable insights you can use, whether you hire us or not.
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