Websites for HVAC companies
The website a family opens when the furnace quits in January
Furnace, heat pump and air conditioning repair and installation across Metro Vancouver. Built for the cold night and the planned upgrade.
A heating company meets two people: the family with no heat tonight, and the owner of a fifteen-year-old furnace weighing a heat pump. The no-heat call comes first on the page, with the response time as a dispatcher would say it. The second half covers the upgrade: what a heat pump replaces, how rebates are claimed, and a quote form about the house.
Say when, not how much you care
“Same day for no-heat calls, seven days a week” is something a cold family can act on; every competitor says “24/7 emergency service”. When a cold snap arrives that line changes, through the Care plan’s two monthly edits, back within 48 hours.
Repair or replace, answered in plain words
Every owner of an old furnace asks this, and most heating sites dodge it. One honest section answers it: when a repair stops making sense, what a heat pump does and does not do through a Vancouver winter, and how the provincial and federal rebates are actually claimed.
Heating in winter, cooling in summer
The season decides which half of the business is busy, and the page says so. The map listing carries most emergency calls; the website carries installations, where customers compare three companies and want the price explained first.
Questions people ask before they hire
How much does an HVAC company website cost?
$999 one time for up to five pages, plus $99 a month for hosting with two small edits a month. Several cities may need the fifteen-page tier at $1,999.
Can the site explain the heat pump rebates?
Yes, in plain language, kept current through the monthly edits. No rebate amount is promised unless it can be verified at the time of writing.
Do you handle the Google side too?
The build sets up and verifies your Business Profile. The no-heat call is decided in the map results, and reviews count there, so the $449 automation plan asks each customer for one after the visit.
See your site on the coldest night of the year
The free audit loads your site on a throttled phone and looks for the call button the way a family with no heat would.
The free Field Test: your site tested the way a customer uses it, back within 24 hours with a fixed price. Five fields, no call.
Last updated 2026-08-31