Websites for HVAC companies

A heating and air website ready for every season

HVAC searches rise with the first cold snap and the first heat wave. SaySites builds a fast site with a page for every service, so you are ready when people start looking.

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Heating & air · Boise, IDA live example site

The problem

Why most HVAC companies are stuck with a website that doesn’t work for them.

Demand arrives all at once

The day the furnace quits in January or the AC dies in July, people search and call within minutes. A slow or confusing site loses those calls to whoever loads first.

Repair, install and maintenance are separate searches

Someone pricing a new heat pump searches differently from someone whose furnace is making a noise. One general page does not serve either.

Maintenance plans are hard to explain

Tune-up plans keep the calendar full in slow months, but they need a clear page that explains what is included.

Seasonal content never gets written

You know what people should do before winter. Getting it onto the website while you are busiest is another matter.

What you get

The pages your site should have.

Your site starts with a home, services and contact page written for your business and your town. Ask Sofie for any of the others. Every page is checked against Google’s basics and held to a 95+ speed score before it goes live.

  1. 01

    Home

    Heating and cooling at a glance, the towns you cover and a call button at the top for no-heat and no-cool emergencies.

  2. 02

    Heating and cooling service pages

    Furnace repair, AC repair, heat pumps, installs and duct work each get a page aimed at the people searching for it.

  3. 03

    Maintenance plans

    A page that explains what a tune-up plan includes and how to sign up through your contact form.

  4. 04

    Service area

    One clear page naming the towns you work in.

  5. 05

    Blog

    Seasonal posts, like getting your furnace ready for winter, that answer questions right when people ask them.

  6. 06

    Contact

    Phone, hours and a form for quotes and maintenance requests. Messages land in your inbox.

Getting found

Built for the searches your clients actually make.

  • AC repair near me
  • furnace not turning on
  • heat pump installation [your city]
  • HVAC company near me
  • furnace tune up [your city]
  • emergency AC repair near me

Marked up as an HVAC business

Your structured data uses the HVACBusiness type with your address, phone and opening hours, the details Google relies on for local results.

Heating and cooling pages kept apart

Furnace, AC and heat pump pages each have their own title and heading, so each can match the searches made for it rather than competing with each other.

Posts that follow the seasons

Sofie can draft a fall heating checklist or a spring AC post. Fresh, useful posts answer real questions and show the business is active.

Fast when the weather turns

Every page passes a 95+ speed check before it goes live, so the site stays quick on a phone when people need you most.

Sofie, your assistant

Change anything by asking.

No page builder to learn. Tell Sofie what you want in a sentence; she shows you the change as a draft, and it goes live when you say so.

  • Add a page about heat pump installation
  • Write a blog post on getting your furnace ready for winter
  • Add a maintenance plan page with what the fall and spring tune-ups include
  • Put a banner on the home page for our summer AC checkups
  • Add ductless mini splits to our services
$15a month, everything included
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95+speed score required on every page
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Questions

What HVAC companies ask us.

How much is it?

SaySites is $15 a month after a 7-day free trial, for the full site, including hosting, your own domain, speed checks and changes by Sofie. No setup fees.

Do I need a web person to keep it updated?

No. You ask Sofie in plain words, like adding a seasonal banner or a new service. You see the change as a draft first and can undo it.

Can I take maintenance plan sign-ups?

You can have a page explaining your plans, and customers can ask to sign up through your contact form or by calling. There is no online payment for service plans on the Site plan.

Should I write seasonal blog posts?

They help. A short post answering a question people ask each fall or spring is useful to customers and shows Google the site is kept up. Sofie can draft them for you to check.

Can I show financing or rebate information?

Yes, as long as it is accurate. Ask Sofie to add a section with the details you give her. Keep it current, since outdated offers erode trust.

What is the Visibility Score?

A score from 0 to 100 showing how findable your site is, with step-by-step opportunities to improve it, such as adding your hours or giving each service its own page.

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