Your website answers the phone.
Every lead gets a reply in under a minute — at 2am, on a Sunday, while you're on a roof. We build HVAC websites that capture the job instead of losing it to whoever called back first.
Website $1,997 flat · Brand Kit $695 · Care Plan $199/mo
$695
Truck-wrap-ready logo, service tags, invoice header, maintenance-plan door hanger.
$1,997
Custom, mobile-first, live in 7 business days.
$2,497
Website + Brand Kit — save $195.
$199/mo
Hosting, backups, seasonal banner swaps, one hour of edits monthly.
HVAC has a demand curve unlike any other trade: eight weeks of the year the phone rings every ninety seconds, and the rest of the year you are competing on preventive maintenance and duct-cleaning upsells. A good HVAC website is engineered for both peaks — it converts panic-buyers who type "AC not blowing cold" at 2pm, and it steadily sells the $189/year maintenance plan that keeps your techs busy in April and October.
The pages an HVAC site actually needs
A same-day emergency AC repair landing that ranks separately from your install page — those are two completely different buyer intents. A dedicated furnace / heating landing so December traffic hits a page written for December. A mini-split page for the ADU market that has exploded in San Diego. A heat-pump page written around the current federal and CA rebate stack, because that is the search term homeowners in East County are typing. A commercial RTU page for property managers. And a maintenance-plan signup page that treats the plan like a product with a real Add-to-cart flow, not a buried checkbox.
Intake tuned for the dispatch board
The Phantom Bot on an HVAC site asks the four questions a dispatcher asks: what type of system, what's it doing (not cooling / not heating / loud / leaking), when did it start, and is this a home or a business. That data hits the internal lead alert in a format a dispatcher can drop straight into ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro without retyping. Every form is name + phone + address only — three fields, because on a 104-degree afternoon a nine-field form loses to the competitor whose form has three.
Local SEO for a metro that spans 70 miles
San Diego HVAC is not one market, it is roughly six: the coast (rarely needs AC), the mid-city (needs everything), East County (huge summer demand), North County inland (heat-pump heavy), South Bay (bilingual, price-driven), and commercial downtown. We ship service-area pages for the ZIPs and neighborhoods your trucks actually cover, HVACBusiness schema, and a proper sitemap so Google indexes every one of them.
The reference build
Read the DPI case study — same field-crew logistics, same address-in / truck-out workflow, same address-based service-area SEO pattern an HVAC company needs. The intake mechanics and lead routing lift directly onto an HVAC operation.
What we don't do
We don't broker leads, we don't take a cut of the jobs, and we don't push you into a monthly SEO retainer to protect the ranking. You own the domain, the site, the leads, the email accounts. If you cancel the Care Plan the site keeps working — you just take over hosting.
Local Service & Trade covers what every San Diego trade gets by default.
Everything on this page is the trade-specific overlay on Web Design — San Diego.
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Ready before the next heat wave.
Tell us how many trucks and which cities you cover. We come back within 24 hours with scope and a firm launch date.