Websites for HVAC contractors who are just getting started.
Copper Sites builds websites and logos for newly licensed HVAC contractors. Your site covers AC repair, AC installation, furnace and heat pump work, maintenance plans and emergency service, and is built from your real license and service area, for one monthly price with $0 down.
What a HVAC website needs.
Homeowners decide in seconds whether to call. These are the parts that make that decision easy.
Services by season
Cooling in summer, heating in winter. Each service gets its own clear section so homeowners find the one they need.
Emergency call button
A no-AC or no-heat call is urgent. A big tap-to-call button sits at the top of every phone screen.
License and insurance up front
Your license number and "licensed & insured" are shown where homeowners look before calling.
Service area map
The cities and ZIP codes you cover, so people outside your area don't waste your time.
The design shown is a sample for a fictional business (Kestrel Heating & Air). Every client gets their own colors, type and layout.
HVAC website questions.
What should an HVAC company website include?
Your services split into cooling and heating, your license number, your service area, a tap-to-call button for emergencies, a quote form and real photos of installs. It needs to work well on a phone, since that's where most no-AC and no-heat searches happen.
Do new HVAC contractors need a website if they have a Google Business Profile?
The profile gets you on the map; the website is where people go to decide. A profile with a real website behind it looks like an established company. One with no site, or a bare template, looks brand new.
How much does an HVAC website cost?
Agencies often charge a few thousand dollars up front. Copper Sites is a monthly plan with $0 down that includes the design, hosting, your domain and updates. See the pricing page.
See your homepage before you pay a thing.
Ask for a free site preview. If it's a fit, I'll build your homepage so you can see it before deciding.