Marketing for AC repair companies.
When the AC quits in July, the homeowner searches, taps the first shop with good stars and calls. If nobody picks up, they call the next one. AC repair is won in the first few minutes, so everything we build is about being found and answering fast.
Free report card in your inbox in about 5 minutes. Nobody calls you.
Where shops like yours lose jobs.
The heat wave fills your phone and your schedule at once
The days you get the most calls are the days nobody is free to answer them.
No-cool calls don't wait
A homeowner with a hot house calls down the list. A voicemail usually means the job went elsewhere.
Repair customers are never heard from again
The repair was the start. Without a review request and a tune-up reminder, the next job goes to whoever they find next time.
Your site says 'we do it all'
One services page can't rank for AC repair in every town you cover. Google needs a page that matches the search.
Built for how your customers really pick a shop.
All of it runs on the same method: Rank, Book, Repeat. How it works →
An AC repair page that ranks
A page built for AC repair searches, with common problems, what a visit includes, your service area and a call button at the top.
Same-day and after-hours made clear
If you offer same-day or after-hours service, it's on the page, on your Google profile and in your hours.
Missed-call text-back
Every missed call gets a text from your number in about a minute, so the homeowner waits for you instead of calling the next shop.
AI web chat after hours
Answers the common questions at night and takes the address and the problem, so you can call back first thing.
A review request after every repair
Fresh reviews mentioning AC repair help you show up for the next AC repair search.
Tune-up reminders before summer
Past repair customers get a reminder to book a tune-up before the heat, which fills the spring and starts the relationship.
Check the math for your shop.
extra service calls a month pay for the plan
months of the plan paid for by one system replacement
bought leads cost the same, and those are shared with other shops
Your numbers, your margin. This is math, not a promise of results.
Common questions
What helps an AC repair shop show up on Google maps?
Distance, relevance and prominence, in Google's own words. You can't move your shop, but you can make your profile and site clearly about AC repair and keep fresh reviews coming in. That's the part we run.
Should I list my prices for AC repair?
Many shops list a diagnostic or trip fee and leave repairs to the tech. Being upfront about the visit fee tends to get more calls than saying nothing. It's your call, and we'll write it either way.
We already get plenty of AC calls in summer. Do we need this?
Summer is when you miss the most calls. Text-back catches those, and the reviews and tune-up reminders keep work coming in the slower months.
Can you help us sell more replacements from repair calls?
We can make sure the replacement page, financing and reviews are there when the homeowner looks you up after the tech's visit, and follow up on quotes that aren't signed. The sale itself is still your tech's.
Get your free report card
We grade your Google profile, reviews, website and listings against the HVAC companies people find near you. It lands in your inbox in about five minutes. Nobody will call you.
Graded only on what anyone can see in public. You get the grades and what to fix first.