Industries HVAC & heat pumps
Websites for HVAC companies and heat pump installers
Heating calls in January, cooling calls in July and heat pump questions all year. I build HVAC sites with a page for every system you install and every town you serve, so you show up in every season.
What your customers type into Google
- heat pump installer near me
- no heat emergency
- furnace repair Worcester
- ductless mini split installation
- Mass Save heat pump rebate
- boiler replacement cost
Homeowners search by system and by problem. Someone comparing heat pumps and someone with no heat on a cold night need different pages.
What an HVAC website needs
- A page for every systemHeat pumps, mini-splits, furnaces, boilers and central air each get a page, because that's how homeowners search.
- Rebates explainedA page on the rebate programs you work with, like Mass Save in Massachusetts or Energize CT in Connecticut, linking to the official program pages.
- Emergency service, front and centerA clear "no heat" or "no cooling" path with tap-to-call for the calls that can't wait.
- Maintenance plansA page and a simple sign-up form for your service agreements, so steady work comes in through the site too.
- A page for every townLocal pages for your whole service area, each built with real information about that town.
- Financing and certificationsFinancing options and your manufacturer certifications where homeowners comparing quotes will see them.
The pages I build for you
- Homepage
- Heat pump installation
- Ductless mini-splits
- Furnace repair and replacement
- Boiler repair and replacement
- Central air conditioning
- Emergency heating and cooling
- Maintenance plans
- Rebates and financing
- Indoor air quality
- A page for every town you serve
Your list will match the systems you install. Oil heat, geothermal and commercial work all get pages if you do them.
Example from a real client: BG Foundation Repair
Built the same way as this
I haven't built a HVAC site yet, so here's the one I have built. Every HVAC site gets the same setup: designed for the phone first, a page for every service and a page for every town you serve.
What it costs
- Homepage mockup & audit
- Free
- Website & local SEO, everything includedIntroductory rate
- $800
- Monthly subscription
- $0
- Updates later
- Hourly, only if you ask
Includes the custom design, every page you need, Google Business Profile setup and the technical SEO. How pricing works
Building for HVAC companies across New England
- Boston, MA
- Worcester, MA
- Springfield, MA
- Lowell, MA
- Framingham, MA
- Quincy, MA
- Brockton, MA
- New Bedford, MA
- Fall River, MA
- Cape Cod, MA
- Providence, RI
- Warwick, RI
- Hartford, CT
- New Haven, CT
- Stamford, CT
- Bridgeport, CT
- Waterbury, CT
- Manchester, NH
- Nashua, NH
- Portsmouth, NH
- Portland, ME
- Bangor, ME
- Burlington, VT
By state: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont. And anywhere else in the country.
Questions from HVAC companies
Should heat pumps really have their own page?
Yes. People researching heat pumps search differently from people with a broken furnace, and a dedicated page answers their questions, including rebates.
Can you explain rebates on our site?
Yes. I write a plain summary of the programs you work with and link to the official program pages, so it stays accurate when the rules change.
Do you build sites for oil heating companies too?
Yes. Oil delivery, burner service and conversions all get their own pages.
What does it cost?
$800, one time, for the full build. No monthly fee. If you want seasonal changes later, I charge an hourly rate, only when you ask.