HVAC marketing that fills the board in the slow months too
Summer and winter take care of themselves. The shops that grow are the ones that keep techs busy in April and October, sell more replacements, and sign up maintenance agreements. That’s what we build your marketing around.
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Where the money is in hvac
System replacements are where the real money is, and they rarely start as replacements. They start as a repair call on an old unit. Maintenance agreements smooth out the year and feed the replacement pipeline. Emergency no-heat and no-cool calls keep the lights on, and they’re also the most expensive clicks in your market.
So the plan has to do three jobs at once: catch the emergency calls without overpaying, turn repair calls into replacement estimates, and keep your name in front of homeowners when nothing is broken.

What homeowners type into Google
A few of the searches we build hvac campaigns and pages around. Each one gets its own ad group and, where it makes sense, its own page.
- “ac repair near me”
- “furnace not working”
- “heat pump installation cost”
- “hvac company near me”
- “ac tune up”
- “furnace replacement”
- “ductless mini split installer”
Mistakes we see in hvac marketing
- Sending every ad to the homepage instead of a page about the exact problem (no heat, AC leaking, strange noise)
- Running the same budget in July and March, so you overpay in peak season and go quiet when you need work
- No after-hours call handling. Emergency calls at 9 pm go to voicemail, and the homeowner calls the next company
- Never marketing maintenance agreements, then wondering why spring and fall are slow
- Paying for clicks from people searching for HVAC jobs, training and parts
What works best for hvac
Local Services Ads and Google Ads catch the emergency and repair calls. We schedule bids around your hours and push harder during heat waves and cold snaps. Local SEO builds pages for each service and town so repair and replacement searches find you without paying per click. Facebook and Instagram carry tune-up offers in spring and fall, financing offers on replacements, and retargeting for people who got a quote and went quiet.
Where we work
We work with hvac companies across the US. City pages go live as the local research for each market is finished.
HVAC marketing questions
When should an HVAC company spend the most on ads?
Can you help us sell more maintenance agreements?
Do you work with HVAC shops that also do plumbing?
Find out who's getting the calls in your town.
Give us 15 minutes on the phone. We'll show you who shows up when your customers search, who's running ads, roughly what they're spending, and what it would take to get ahead of them.
You keep the report whether you hire us or not.
P.S. Already working with an agency? The audit is still worth doing. You'll see whether you're getting what you pay for.