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For HVAC companies in Canada

Websites, search and automation for HVAC companies

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The short answer

HVAC is one of the most seasonal trades: no-heat calls in a cold snap, no-cool calls in a heat wave, and quiet shoulder seasons where maintenance plans keep the trucks moving. Redenn builds HVAC sites that switch emphasis by season, book maintenance visits online and hand missed calls to an AI Receptionist, usually starting from a Business Plus site with booking.

Common problems for HVAC companies

  • The phones overload on the first cold night, and not every call gets answered.
  • Summer AC quotes take a week to chase, and by then the customer has bought from a big-box installer.
  • Maintenance plans sell in person, but nobody signs up from the website.
  • The site looks the same in January as in July, and neither season is served well.
  • Rebate questions eat up phone time, and the answers change every year.
  • Calls from outside the service area take time that should go to real jobs.

What we build

Each piece maps to a real Redenn service, with a published price or a written quote.

  1. Seasonal emphasis without a redesign

    The home page and navigation are built so heating leads in winter and cooling leads in summer, changed from the CMS rather than by a developer. Emergency messaging is prominent when it matters.

    Website Design
  2. Missed-call coverage during peaks

    The AI Receptionist answers overflow calls, asks whether there is no heat or no cooling, captures the address and system type, and books or escalates according to your rules.

    AI Receptionist
  3. Online booking for maintenance and estimates

    Tune-ups and estimate visits booked into your calendar from the site, with confirmation and reminder messages so fewer visits are wasted.

    Appointment Automation
  4. Maintenance plan pages that sell

    A clear page that explains what a plan includes, what it costs in your market, and lets the customer enrol without a phone call.

    Conversion Optimization
  5. Quote follow-up for installations

    Furnace, heat pump and AC installation quotes get a timed follow-up sequence with a hand-off to a person when the customer replies.

    Lead Follow-Up Automation
  6. Local search across your service area

    Google Business Profile with heating and cooling categories, seasonal photos, and service-area pages for the regions you cover.

    Local Search
  7. A pipeline that separates service from installs

    CRM Setup with two pipelines: same-day service and multi-week installation sales, each with its own stages and follow-up rules.

    CRM Setup

Where HVAC companies can start

Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude taxes. Any tax that applies is shown separately on your invoice.

How customers find an HVAC company in Canada

An HVAC customer is either in distress or in research mode. The no-heat searcher wants a phone number, hours and confidence you will come today. The installation researcher compares heat pumps to furnaces, asks about rebates, reads reviews and collects two or three quotes over several weeks.

Both begin with a search, and AI assistants increasingly summarize the options. Google's own documentation says its AI features use the core Search index and ranking systems with no special requirements beyond standard SEO practice, so the same clear service pages and accurate business information serve both.

The seasonal pattern is the thing to design for. The site that leads with air conditioning in February looks unattended; the site that hides emergency heating during a cold snap loses the call.

What an HVAC website must do

The site should absorb peak demand, sell installations patiently and enrol maintenance customers without staff time.

Pages and features for an HVAC company
Page or featurePurpose
Emergency heating and cooling pageClear hours, response wording and a tap-to-call button.
Furnace, heat pump and AC installation pagesExplains options and what affects cost; captures quote requests.
Maintenance plan page with enrolmentTurns a phone pitch into a self-serve signup.
Online bookingTune-ups and estimate visits scheduled without a call.
Rebates and financing pageOne place to keep changing programs current; say to verify with the program.
Service-area pagesCoverage for each region; reduces out-of-area calls.
Reviews and install photosProof of clean installs and follow-through.

Automation and CRM for HVAC companies

The service side needs speed; the installation side needs persistence. Two pipelines in one CRM keep them from confusing each other. Service leads get an immediate response and a booking; installation leads get a sequence of check-ins over weeks.

Worked example at published prices: Business Plus at CA$799 (eight pages, booking, CMS), CRM Setup from CA$299, Lead Follow-Up Automation from CA$149 and AI Receptionist from CA$149/month for peak overflow. Hosting is optional: Redenn Business is CA$199/year if we host the site, or we hand it over for you to host. If customer accounts or a database are added later and Redenn hosts the site, Redenn Dynamic hosting at CA$49/month applies instead. Usage (AI, call minutes, SMS, email) is billed by each provider directly to your own account; none is included in our prices. Ask about a trial period to see your real usage first.

  • Appointment reminders by SMS or email before every visit.
  • Maintenance plan renewal reminders on the anniversary.
  • Installation quote follow-ups with a stop rule when the customer replies.
  • Review requests after completed service and installs.

Compliance and trust

Gas and refrigeration work are regulated provincially, and technician certification and contractor registration requirements differ by province. Show your registrations and certifications as they appear on your paperwork, and describe permits and inspections honestly. Do not publish rebate amounts as fixed facts; programs change, so link to the program and say to verify.

Promotional reminders about tune-ups sent by email or SMS are commercial electronic messages under CASL and need consent and an unsubscribe option; a reminder for a booked appointment is transactional, but it should still identify your business and offer an unsubscribe. Forms that collect addresses and system details fall under PIPEDA or the equivalent provincial privacy law. Quebec's Charter of the French Language, as amended by Bill 96, requires businesses operating in Quebec to make their commercial websites and publications available in French; other languages can sit alongside. The OQLF publishes the details. This is general information, not legal advice.

When this is not for you

A subcontractor doing installs for builders does not need the seasonal consumer architecture; a Starter site at CA$299 that shows capability and contact details is enough. The full system is for companies competing for retail service and replacement work.

Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude taxes. Any tax that applies is shown separately on your invoice.

The customer journeySample

One no-heat call, from search to review

In HVAC, the job often goes to whoever answers first on a cold night. This sample follows one furnace call from the search to the review, with what Redenn builds at each step. It assumes no call volumes and no results: those numbers are yours.

Sample: A homeowner whose furnace stopped on the first cold night of the year.

  1. Search

    They search for furnace repair near them on a phone and call the first company that looks real and open.

    What we build

    A Google Business Profile with emergency hours and your real service area, and seasonal pages for heating and cooling work that change emphasis without a redesign.

  2. Your website

    Your site shows a tap-to-call number, your hours and whether you take no-heat calls tonight.

    What we build

    A fast, mobile-first site with the phone number in the header and maintenance plan pages, tested on real phones before launch.

  3. Instant reply or booking

    You are in a crawlspace when the phone rings. The AI receptionist answers, says it is an AI, asks whether there is no heat, and takes the address and system type.

    What we build

    The AI Receptionist on your missed and after-hours calls, booking or escalating by your rules and sending you a summary.

  4. CRM follow-up

    The call lands in your pipeline with its source. The same homeowner asks about a new furnace, and the quote gets a polite nudge until they decide.

    What we build

    CRM Setup with stages that match your jobs, and installation quote follow-up that stops when the customer answers.

  5. Review request

    When the job is marked done, the homeowner receives a message with a link to your Google review form.

    What we build

    A review request after every completed job, sent to every customer, with no incentive and nothing filtered.

Real projects from our work

Contractor sites we built for Canadian clients. Neither is an HVAC company; they run the quote and inquiry intake a trade depends on.

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Provincial notes

General information, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the current version with your regulator or on the government's own site before you rely on it.

Across Canada
Seasonal promotions by text or email are commercial electronic messages under CASL. We send promotional texts only to customers who gave express consent, with your business named and an unsubscribe option. Quote replies and emergency call-backs are responses to an inquiry, not marketing.
Every province
Gas and refrigeration work are regulated provincially, and certification and registration rules differ by province. Show them as they appear on your paperwork. Rebate programs change, so link to the program rather than publishing fixed amounts.
Ontario
Under the AODA, organizations with 50 or more employees in Ontario must make their public websites conform to WCAG 2.0 Level AA, apart from live captions and pre-recorded audio description. We build every client site to WCAG 2.1 AA as the target, whatever its size.
Quebec
The Charter of the French Language, as amended by Bill 96, requires businesses operating in Quebec to make their commercial websites available in French; other languages can sit alongside. Law 25 adds privacy duties, such as naming a person in charge of protecting personal information.

Questions

Can the site change with the season automatically?

Yes. Home page emphasis and navigation order can be scheduled or changed from the CMS in minutes without a developer. It is content, not code.

How does the AI Receptionist handle a no-heat call?

It follows your rules: ask the problem, capture address and system type, mark it urgent, book into an emergency slot if one is available, and message you the summary immediately. It says it is an AI assistant at the start of each call and whenever asked. The plan starts at CA$149/month. Usage (AI, call minutes, SMS, email) is billed by each provider directly to your own account; none is included in our prices. Ask about a trial period to see your real usage first.

Can customers enrol in a maintenance plan online?

Yes. A plan page with a signup form or payment link (Payment integration from CA$99; processor fees separate) lets them enrol without a call, and the CRM records the renewal date.

What does an HVAC website cost with Redenn?

Business Plus at CA$799 is the usual fit because it includes booking and a CMS. A Growth System from CA$1,299 adds CRM integration, website chat and the Search + AI Foundation. Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude taxes. Any tax that applies is shown separately on your invoice.

Should I list rebate amounts on the site?

List the programs and link to them, but avoid stating amounts as facts. Programs change and a wrong number on your site becomes your problem.

Sources

  1. AI features and your website, Google Search Central. Accessed 2026-09-24.
  2. Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), Government of Canada. Accessed 2026-09-24.
  3. The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Accessed 2026-09-24.
  4. Charter of the French Language, Office québécois de la langue française. Accessed 2026-09-24.

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