We've helped 87 HVAC companies break the seasonal cycle
Many HVAC companies post blogs but still hear crickets. Here’s why that happens—and what we do differently
Most HVAC sites get a surge in traffic during heatwaves or cold snaps—then flatline in spring and fall.
If your content sounds like it was written by someone who’s never seen a furnace, you’re losing credibility.
Even good traffic is useless if it doesn’t lead to calls or form fills.
Content marketing is ideal for HVAC businesses because
We build a content engine that hits every stage of your customer’s buying journey
We rewrite or create high-intent, keyword-rich service pages (e.g., AC repair, duct cleaning, furnace installation) that convert visitors into calls.
Example: Our Fall HVAC checklist for a client brought in 32 tune-up appointments in 2 weeks. We create similar guides for spring, summer, and winter, too.
Your customers search stuff like “Why is my AC making clicking sounds?” at 11PM. We make sure you rank for it—so they call you, not the other guy.
Custom articles like “Why Homes in Scottsdale Need Specialized AC Systems” dominate local search while reinforcing your regional authority.
We help educate your customers while nudging them toward your preferred equipment lines with transparent, trust-building content.
We help educate your customers while nudging them toward your preferred equipment lines with transparent, trust-building content.
Get a free, no-obligation analysis of your HVAC company's online presence. We'll show you exactly how to outrank your competitors and get more high-quality leads.
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Creating content is only half the battle. We make sure it gets seen
Optimized for maps, Google Business Profile, and nearby searches
Promote blog posts and seasonal tips across platforms
Promote blog posts and seasonal tips across platforms
Share your content via local businesses, associations, and vendors
Their content team actually understands HVAC systems and terminology. We've seen a 43% increase in off-season leads and no longer have to lay off technicians during slow periods.
The technical accuracy of their content sets them apart. Our articles rank highly and actually convert into service calls because they address real customer problems with expert solutions.
We tried generic content services before with poor results. The difference with these specialists is night and day. Our website now generates more leads than our paid advertising for a fraction of the cost.
Get a free, no-obligation analysis of your HVAC company's online presence. We'll show you exactly how to outrank your competitors and get more high-quality leads.
Start Growing Your HVAC Business TodayA proven methodology designed specifically for the unique challenges of HVAC marketing
Here’s exactly how we build and execute your content strategy:
We analyze your business, service area, target audience, and competitors. (And yes—we actually understand Manual J and SEER ratings.)
We build a 90-day editorial calendar aligned with seasonality, services, and your lead-gen goals.
Written by HVAC pros—not AI or clueless freelancers. Every piece is technically sound and readable for homeowners.
Content is optimized for Google and pushed out via email, social, GMB, and more.
We add booking tools, lead magnets, and CTAs to every page or post.
Monthly reports show traffic, engagement, and leads. Then we refine based on results.
See how our content marketing strategy transformed these HVAC businesses
Organic Traffic
Off-Season Leads
Added Revenue
Website Visitors
Quote Requests
New Contracts
Let us turn your blog into a lead-generation machine with expert-written, conversion-focused, search-optimized content that works long after it’s published.
Get Your Free HVAC Content Marketing Audit?Common questions about HVAC content marketing services
Look, I won't sugarcoat it. Most of our HVAC clients see their first leads trickle in around the 30-60 day mark. Nothing earth-shattering at first.
But here's the thing about content marketing – it snowballs. By month 3-4? That's when it gets interesting. The leads start picking up because Google has had time to index everything properly.
What I love about this approach (and why I switched from PPC to content years ago) is that it keeps working. Turn off your Google Ads, and the leads vanish instantly. But good content? It'll still be generating leads years later. We have clients getting calls from blog posts we wrote back in 2019!
Absolutely! And honestly, that's our sweet spot.
For homeowners, we create those "Why is my AC making that horrible noise?" type articles that actually answer their questions without talking down to them.
But we shine with the technical content too. Our team includes former techs (like me - I spent 12 years in the field before marketing) who understand the difference between a TXV and an orifice tube. We can write about load calculations, refrigerant subcooling, and building automation systems without Googling what those terms mean.
This matters because your commercial clients and property managers can smell BS from a mile away. They know when someone's faking technical knowledge.
Fair question! Tech accuracy is everything in HVAC content. Nothing undermines trust faster than getting technical details wrong.
I was a tech for over a decade before doing this marketing stuff, and several of our writers have similar backgrounds. But we don't just rely on our own knowledge – we have a review process.
Michael (our NATE-certified reviewer) checks everything before it goes live. He's kind of a pain, honestly – last week he made us redo an entire article because we mixed up MERV and HEPA filtration specifications. But that's exactly why our stuff is better.
We also welcome your team's input. Some of our clients have proprietary installation methods or prefer certain approaches – we make sure the content reflects YOUR company's expertise.
I get this question a lot. And I used to wonder the same thing before I saw what those cheap content mills actually deliver.
Those $10 articles? They're written by people who have zero HVAC knowledge. They're literally Googling "how does AC work" before writing. And it shows.
We cost more because:
But the real difference? Results. Those cheap articles might get you some traffic, but they won't get your phone ringing. And isn't that the whole point?
I had a client who tried the cheap route first. Spent $100 on 10 articles that got exactly zero leads. Their first month with us generated 7 service calls. Sometimes you really do get what you pay for.
Definitely! We play nice with others.
Got Google Ads running? Great – we'll make landing pages that convert better. Using ServiceTitan or another CRM? Perfect, we can track which content drives the most profitable jobs.
Even if you have a terrible website that was built when flip phones were cool – we can still help (though we should probably talk about that website at some point).
During onboarding, we'll look at everything you're already doing. Email campaigns, social media, direct mail – whatever's working, we'll amplify it. Whatever's not, we'll suggest tweaks or alternatives.
The goal isn't to replace your current marketing, but to fill the gaps and boost what's already working. Make sense?