Websites for HVAC companies
{An HVAC website that books the <mark>8pm no-AC call</mark>}
When the AC quits on a July night, the homeowner searches, taps the first company that looks real, and calls. Your site has to load fast, show your reviews and put a call button under their thumb. That is the whole job.
$997 to build · $99/mo hosting & care · live in about 2 weeks
Ridgeline Heating & Air is a made-up example. Your preview uses your real name, reviews and services.
Where HVAC companies lose the call
Three things we fix first
Your reviews do the selling, then the website loses the sale
A 4.8-star listing with no website, or one built in 2015, sends people to the next result. Your reviews earned the click; the site has to earn the call.
Emergency calls happen when nobody is at a desk
A no-heat or no-cool call at 9pm needs a tap-to-call button, your after-hours policy and your service area on the first screen, not a contact page three taps away.
Maintenance plans and tune-ups never get mentioned
Most HVAC sites bury the recurring work. A plain Tune-ups and Maintenance page with a price and a booking form brings in the calls you want in March and October.
Most HVAC calls are urgent. A site that loads in a second on a phone, with the number on top, wins the ones that happen after hours.
The 5 pages
What a HVAC company website needs, page by page
The Website Starter includes up to 5 pages, written for you from a short kickoff call. For most HVAC companies this is the set. Swap any of them for what matters more to you.
- HomeYour reviews, your top three services and a call button, above the fold on a phone.
- AC repairSymptoms people search for (blowing warm, not turning on, frozen coil), your diagnostic fee and same-day availability.
- Heating repair & furnacesNo heat, strange smells, pilot light issues, plus replacement options and financing if you offer it.
- Tune-ups & maintenance plansWhat a tune-up includes, the price, and why your plan members get priority in a heat wave.
- Service area & contactEvery city and neighborhood you cover, your hours, your emergency policy and a quote form that texts you.
Services we’d list
Found for the work you want more of
Each service gets its own plain-English section so people searching for exactly that job find you and know you do it. We use your names for things, not ours.
- AC repair
- Heating repair
- Tune-ups
- New system installs
- Ductless mini-splits
- Indoor air quality
Questions your site should answer
Before they call
The questions that come up on every call. Answered on the page, they save your phone time and bring you callers who already know the basics.
- “Do you do same-day service?”
- “How much is the diagnostic fee?”
- “Do you service my brand?”
- “Do you offer financing on a new system?”
Included with every site
Built to turn visitors into calls
Tap-to-call everywhere
Your number stays on screen on a phone, with a call bar at the bottom.
Your real Google reviews
Pulled from your Google Business Profile, with a link to leave another.
Quote form to your phone
Every request lands in your text messages and email within seconds.
Hosting, security, edits
$99 a month covers hosting, SSL and up to 30 minutes of edits, requested from your portal.
How it goes
Free preview first, live in about 2 weeks
Free preview
We build your homepage with your real reviews and services and text you the link.
Kickoff
About 15 minutes. Logo, photos, services, hours and service area go in your client portal.
We write and build it
All 5 pages, written for your customers. You read and mark up anything.
Changes and launch
Two rounds of changes, then live on your own domain, in your name.
Questions
HVAC website questions
Can the site show my emergency or after-hours fee?
Yes. Many HVAC owners want callers to know the after-hours fee before they call. We put it on the home page and the contact page, in your words.
Do you build pages for each brand I service?
Within the 5-page Starter we list the brands you service on the relevant service page. Separate pages per brand can be added later and quoted up front.
Can the AI receptionist take the after-hours calls?
Yes. Any FullRoute site can add an AI receptionist later. It answers in your company name, flags no-heat and no-cool emergencies the way you tell it to, and books the visit.
What does it cost, all in?
$997 to build and $99 a month for hosting, security and small edits, both paid at signup. Your domain (about $10 to $15 a year) is in your name. Full refund if you cancel before design starts. Full pricing.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
Nobody honest can promise rankings. We build your site the way Google expects (fast, secure, mobile-friendly, with clear service and area pages) and link it to your Google Business Profile, so the people who find you trust you and call.
Other trades
Websites for every kind of local service business
See your HVAC company website before you pay
Tell us your business name. We’ll build a free preview with your real Google reviews and text you the link, usually within one business day.