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Websites for HVAC companies

VelvetyWeb is a marketing agency that builds websites for heating and cooling companies. An HVAC customer wants to know three things quickly: does this company fix my problem, does it come to my town, and what happens after I ask. The sites below answer them: a page for each service, service areas by city and ZIP code, and a request form that says plainly what comes next.

What an HVAC website needs

These elements are used on the HVAC sites we published:

  • A page for each service. Heating: furnace repair, maintenance, replacement and installation, thermostats, water heaters. Cooling: AC repair, maintenance, installation and replacement, heat pumps, refrigerant leak repair, evaporator coil service.
  • Service areas named by city and state, with a way to check coverage by ZIP code, especially if you serve more than one state.
  • A request form that asks what is happening, and a clear explanation of the next steps.
  • Emergency scheduling for urgent breakdowns, if you offer it.
  • Licenses for each state you work in, insurance and years in business stated on the site.
  • Customer reviews.

HVAC websites

HVAC Services Website: MrFixer Heating & Cooling

MrFixer Heating & Cooling

HVAC Services Website · design + development

Professional website for Colorado's HVAC company featuring service listings, emergency scheduling, customer reviews, and service area coverage across Denver and Boulder.

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HVAC Services Website: Air Guide Heating & Cooling

Air Guide Heating & Cooling

HVAC Services Website · design + development

Professional service website showcasing heating, cooling, and HVAC solutions for Vancouver and Portland. Features service catalog, booking system, and client testimonials.

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Case study: an HVAC website for two states

An HVAC website for two states: Vancouver, WA and Portland, OR

An HVAC website for two states: Vancouver, WA and Portland, OR

Air Guide Heating & Cooling, Vancouver, WA

A heating and cooling company that serves two states from one site: every service has its own page, every nearby town opens a pre-filled request, and the form never pretends to be a confirmed booking.

  • 11 service pages: 5 heating and 6 cooling
  • 2 states served: Washington and Oregon
  • 23 nearby towns with a pre-filled request
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Questions about HVAC websites

What should an HVAC company website include?

A page for each heating and cooling service, service areas by city and ZIP code, a request form with clear next steps, emergency scheduling if you offer it, licenses and insurance, and customer reviews.

Does VelvetyWeb build websites for HVAC companies?

Yes. Air Guide Heating & Cooling serves Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon: 11 service pages, 23 nearby towns with a pre-filled request and a ZIP code check. MrFixer Heating & Cooling in Colorado has service listings, emergency scheduling, customer reviews and service area coverage across Denver and Boulder.

How should an HVAC site handle service areas in two states?

Name both markets, list nearby towns, and let the visitor confirm coverage by ZIP code. On the Air Guide site each town link opens the request form with the town already filled in.

Can VelvetyWeb run Google Ads for HVAC companies?

Google Ads is part of VelvetyWeb’s offer for service businesses. So far the only published ads case is for appliance repair: 206 completed jobs in two months at about $68 of ad spend per job. An HVAC ads case is not published yet.

How do I start an HVAC website project?

Send a request from the contact section of the home page or write in Telegram or WhatsApp. Tell us your services, the towns and ZIP codes you cover and whether you offer emergency service, and the team replies with how it would structure the site.

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