Can a customer call you with one tap?
When the furnace quits, people grab their phone and call whoever's easiest to reach. If your number is just text on the page, that's one more step between them and you.
Free full website report plus a quick 15-20 minute call.
Built for the no-heat call.
Emergency service up top.
If you take emergency calls, it's the first thing people see, not buried on page three.
A call button that stays put.
It follows them down the page on a phone, so they never have to scroll back up to find your number.
Ready for the 2 AM call.
A cold house at night doesn't want a contact form. One tap and your phone rings.
What I keep running into on HVAC sites
The number can't be tapped.
It's on the page, but on a phone it's just text. People have to copy it or type it in.
No emergency line up top.
If you do after-hours calls, nobody can tell until they dig.
Maintenance plans are missing.
Tune-up plans keep customers coming back, but a lot of sites never mention them.
Quality Air Heating & Cooling
Quality Air is a concept site I built to show what an HVAC site can do. It's not a real company. On a phone, the call button stays pinned to the bottom of the screen and says whether the office is open. A live card shows tonight's low in Aurora and what it means for the furnace. There's a quick "repair or replace?" tool, a no-heat checklist, and a price page.
See the concept siteTurn one‑time calls into yearly plans
I can build a page that sells your maintenance plans, so a tune-up customer becomes a customer for years.
Fall furnace check.
One visit before the first cold snap.
Spring AC check.
One visit before the first hot week.
Both, plus priority.
Two tune-ups a year and first in line when something breaks.
These are examples. Your site shows your plans and your prices, not ours.
What every site includes
Click-to-call and a contact form.
People can reach you the way they want.
Works on phones first.
Looks right on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Basic on-page SEO.
Set up so Google can find you.
Hosting, security, and updates.
I keep it online, secure, and up to date.
How it works
01
Free full website report.
I look at what you have (or don't) and send you honest notes.
02
A quick 15-20 minute call.
We go over the report together. No pressure.
03
Build and launch.
I build it, you approve it before it goes live, and I take care of it after.
I already have a website. Do I need a new one?
Maybe not. The free full website report shows what's working and what isn't. Sometimes it's a few fixes, sometimes it's a rebuild. Either way, the report is yours to keep.
What does it cost?
Monthly plans start at $250 to set up and $75 a month, with hosting, security, and updates included. Growth is $350 to set up and $125 a month, and Premium is $500 and $200 a month. If you'd rather own it outright, it's $1,800 to $2,500 to build, then $25 to $35 a month for hosting. Full details are on the pricing page.
Am I locked into a contract?
Right now, monthly plans are month-to-month, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice. That's a limited-time offer. When it ends, monthly plans have a 12-month minimum, then go month-to-month.
Who do I talk to when something needs changing?
Me. I build every site myself and look after it after launch. You send me an email, and I take care of it.
See what your site is missing
Start with a free full website report, then a quick 15-20 minute call to go over it.