Google Business Profile set up or cleaned up
Services listed, hours right, site linked, review link ready.
HVAC
Book more HVAC jobs with a website that answers at 9pm.
A website for HVAC companies with 2 to 15 trucks. It captures every inquiry, answers it in seconds, keeps the estimate alive, and shows you what it did each month. Built in San Diego. Priced on this page. No long-term agency contract.
0.8 sechow fast the confirmation went out on our last test inquiry
From your site to your phone
One request, start to finish.
Follow a homeowner through the website, the request, the confirmation and your alert.
Seabluff Heating & Coolingseabluffair.com
AC not cooling? We can help today.
Repair, replacement and maintenance plans for Carlsbad, Oceanside and Vista.
Request serviceWho this is for
Owner-operators running 2 to 15 trucks, in San Diego County and anywhere in the U.S.
If you need more
Need more than the package? Several locations, a franchise, the whole growth engine, or a custom system: that is a custom scope we quote after the free check. Start with the free check either way.
The local plan
Service-area pages for the cities your trucks actually drive to
Carlsbad, Oceanside, Vista, Escondido, or wherever you work. One page per area, written for AC repair near you, furnace tune-up, heat pump install.
Titles and descriptions written for how homeowners search
Emergency AC repair, HVAC replacement financing, maintenance plans, not marketing words.
Review requests after every job
By email, the same day, automatically.
Not included: running paid ads
Google Ads and Local Services Ads management is quoted separately, after the free check. The site is built so ads land somewhere that converts.
Why this and not the agencies
Prices are on this page
The leading home-service agencies we checked make you book a call to learn a price. It is $2,500, or $0 down at $297 a month. Scroll down.
Built for the 2 to 15 truck shop
A leading home-service marketing agency says under $1M is not a fit for it. That is exactly who this is built for.
No long-term contract, and ownership terms in writing
A website you buy outright, including on the $0-down payment plan, is yours once it's paid in full. Sites on a monthly plan run on our platform while you're subscribed. Every competitor page we checked leaves ownership out.
Your leads are yours
This is your own site and your own form. Nothing is resold to nine other contractors.
It answers in seconds
Fill out the form at the bottom and watch. That is the system working on you before you pay a dollar.
The free check comes first
It reads your public presence and shows the gaps before anyone talks about money.
A local team answers
A San Diego team, building since 2002. You hear from the people doing the work, not an account manager.
Where an HVAC shop leaks money when the site is just a brochure
The after-hours inquiry
It is 100 degrees, a homeowner is on your site at 9pm, and the form says we will get back to you. They already booked whoever answered first.
Your number below: after-hours inquiries you miss, times your booking rate, times your average ticket.The estimate nobody chased
You quoted the replacement, the homeowner said let me think about it, and nobody followed up. That estimate is sitting in a truck folder.
Open estimates, times your close rate, times your average replacement ticket.The maintenance customer nobody reminded
Every install is a future tune-up, a filter and, one day, a replacement. If nobody reminds them, the next company does.
Past customers, times a modest comeback rate, times your service ticket.The review you never asked for
Happy customers do not leave reviews unless someone asks the same day, and your Google listing is the first thing a homeowner reads.
No dollar figure claimed here. Reviews decide who gets the call.The math
Your numbers, your leak. Change any input. Every figure is an estimate and the formula is printed next to it.
Unsold replacement quotes
open replacement quotes per month × quote value × share recovered with follow-up
$6,000Estimated
Inquiries that go unanswered
unanswered inquiries per month × close rate × average job value
$2,400Estimated
Total monthly leak
$8,400Estimated
Defaults come from published 2026 figures. HomeAdvisor puts a full HVAC replacement at $5,000 to $12,500 (about $7,500 average). Angi puts the average HVAC repair at $350. Service Roundtable benchmarks blended revenue per booked residential HVAC call at $450 to $950. Most missed-call statistics come from companies that sell answering services, so this calculator starts from your own count. Every number here is an estimate, not a promise.
Every figure above is an estimate.
Two minutes. It reads your Google listing, your site and your reviews, and shows what is slipping.
Run the free checkWhat you can see before you buy
New request: AC not cooling
Emergency · Oceanside · sent 9:04 pm
NameEmailBusinessRequestSource
Seabluff Heating & Cooling
- Inquiries this month
- 38
- Confirmed in under a minute
- 38
- Estimates followed up
- 12
- Review requests sent
- 21
BarPulse
Built and run for an eight-venue San Diego hospitality group: capture, follow-up, reporting. Same engine, configured for HVAC.
See the case studyWhat your site will do
- Home page built around the three jobs you want more of
- AC repair, heating, installation and replacement, and maintenance-plan pages
- Service-area pages
- Reviews and about pages that a homeowner actually reads
- An inquiry form that flags emergency vs planned work
- Instant email confirmation to the homeowner and an alert to your phone
- Every inquiry saved in a lead inbox with the industry, the source and the time
- Page titles, descriptions and structured data (code that helps Google read each page) done
Standard Web Package, $2,500 or $0 down: up to eight pages, built for phones, the inquiry form with instant confirmation and owner alert, Google listing and contact details on every page, page titles and search basics, one round of revisions, launch on your domain, 30 days of fixes.
Then add the system behind it: a qualifying intake, estimate follow-up by email, maintenance reminders, review requests, win-back emails to past customers, and a monthly owner report. It comes with the starter packages below, with a clear price in writing before anything starts.
Live in days once your content is in, not months.
Services that fit
Website designNew websites and redesigns that look and work right on phones.Local SEOHelp nearby customers find you on Google, Google Maps and directories.Missed-call text backAn automatic text back whenever a call goes unanswered.Follow-up automationTexts and emails that follow up with leads, no-shows and past customers.Review and reputation managementReview requests after every job, and every review answered.Google Business Profile managementYour Google listing set up, posted to and kept accurate.
Pricing
What it costs
Standard Web Package: $2,500 one time ($1,250 to start, $1,250 at launch), or $0 down at $297 a month for a 12-month minimum, then $149 a month.
Website care: $149 a month founding rate for the first 10 clients, then $199. Hosting, updates, security, one automation of your choice, one small change a month, a monthly note on what your site did.
No long-term agency contract. A Standard Web Package site bought in one payment is yours at launch. The $0-down plan is a 12-month payment plan for the build: the site is yours when it is paid, and if you stop early the remaining balance of the $2,500 build price is due before handover. Website care is month to month. If you leave, hosting, automations and updates from us stop unless you keep website care. Every inquiry gets a confirmation in under a minute and a personal reply within one business day.
- 01
Start
The deposit or the first month on this page, or the free check first if you want a recommendation before spending anything.
- 02
Intake
We email you within one business day with a short intake: your services, service area, photos, financing offer if you have one, and anything you already have.
- 03
Build and launch
The build starts the day the intake comes back. You approve before it goes live.
Pick a starter package
Just starting out
Startup Package
Best forYou're opening your doors and need to look established from day one.
- A logo and brand colors
- Social media graphics in your brand's look
- A beginner website, built for phones
- Your Google Business Profile, set up right
- A contact form that sends leads to your phone
Starts at$799one time
Start with this packageOpen, but hard to find
Local Growth Package
Best forPeople are searching for what you do, and finding your competitors first.
- A website for your business, hosted and kept up
- Your Google Business Profile, managed
- Review requests after every job
- Local search (SEO) so nearby customers find you
- Missed calls answered with a text
- One inbox for calls, texts and messages
Starts at$300 a month$0 down, 3 months to start
Start with this packageReady to look the part
Standard Web Package
Best forYour business is running, and your website needs to look and work like it.
- A custom website, up to 8 pages
- Clear pages for your services and service area
- A contact form with instant confirmation and an alert to you
- Page titles and search basics set up
- Launch on your domain, plus 30 days of fixes
Starts at$2,500or $0 down, paid monthly
Start with this packageBusy and growing
Operations Package
Best forLeads, bookings and follow-up are piling up. You need one system running it all.
- A CRM (one place to track every lead and customer), set up for you
- A chat assistant that answers questions and screens leads 24/7
- A phone assistant that answers calls and books appointments
- Online booking with reminders
- Email and text follow-up that runs on its own
- An owner dashboard with your numbers on one screen
Starts at$5,000one-time setup
Start with this packageWant something different? Build your own package
Common questions
What the market says
Most HVAC companies pay $150 to $300 a month for a professional website, or $2,500 to $10,000 up front.
Hello Web Designs, 2026 · vendor figure · vendor figureThe category-leading HVAC marketing agency says it is usually the best fit for contractors above $3M and lists under $1M as not a fit.
Hook Agency, its own HVAC page and intake form, 2026 · primary source · primary sourceOwners who switch agencies are advised to avoid 12-month contracts and to hold owner-level access to their own Google Ads, Google Analytics and Google Business Profile.
ClicksGeek, 2026 · agency guide · agency guide
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