Websites by trade
Websites for HVAC and air conditioning contractors
When the A/C stops, people search on their phone and call the first company that looks reliable and answers. An HVAC site needs a big call button, clear repair and maintenance options, and your license number.
What a hvac website needs
- A click-to-call button that stays visible on phones
- Repair, maintenance plans and replacement as separate paths
- Your state license number and the counties you work in
- Brands you service, if you want to name them
- Your hours and whether you take after-hours calls (only if you do)
Recommended designs
Air & ComfortCooling-first layout with repair, maintenance and replacement paths.
Trust & ReviewsPuts proof first: licenses, real reviews and service areas.
Emergency ServiceA big call button and same-day language for urgent repairs.Design previews use fictional businesses. Your site uses your own name, photos and details.
In Florida
Air conditioning contractors in Florida are licensed by the state's Construction Industry Licensing Board. Customers can look you up on the DBPR license search, so show the number clearly.
Florida DBPR · Florida Statutes 489.111 (contractor licensing, including pool/spa)
Common questions
Should I offer a maintenance plan page?
If you sell one, yes. A short page explaining what each visit covers makes it easier to sell than a line on the home page.
Can the site handle emergency calls?
The site can make your number easy to tap. Answering is up to you, so we only say 24/7 if you actually are.
Where we build hvac websites
Pick a design and tell us about your business
We build it, host it and keep it running. Questions first? Email [email protected].