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Residential & Commercial HVAC • US & Canada

Your HVAC Marketing Department. Without the Full-Time Payroll.

You take care of your customers. We help bring them to you.

Found On Local helps heating and cooling companies attract new customers, turn inquiries into booked appointments, and bring existing customers back. From Google and Facebook advertising to local SEO, AI call answering, customer follow-up, and marketing strategy — we help manage the systems that keep your HVAC business growing.

Month-to-month services No long-term lock-in You own your customer data
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How a customer moves through your business

New lead
Call or form
Follow-up
Booked appointment
Completed job
Repeat customer
The reality of running an HVAC company

Running an HVAC Company Is Hard Enough. Marketing Shouldn't Be Another Full-Time Job.

Your technicians are busy. Your phones are ringing one week and quiet the next. Competitors are spending money on Google, Facebook, and every other platform they can find.

Meanwhile, you're trying to run the business.

You shouldn't have to become a marketing expert just to grow your HVAC company.

That's where Found On Local comes in. We help manage the marketing strategy, campaigns, lead capture systems, and customer retention efforts that support your business growth.

No time to spare

Your day belongs to your customers and your crew.

Seasonal swings

Feast or famine makes it hard to staff and plan.

Missed opportunities

A call that goes unanswered often goes elsewhere.

What we manage for you

Everything Your HVAC Company Needs to Attract and Keep Customers

Six connected systems that work together instead of six different vendors working in isolation.

Stop paying for disconnected marketing

A Website Alone Doesn't Grow an HVAC Company.

A website is important. So is your Google listing. But neither should operate independently from the rest of your business.

That's the difference between buying marketing services and having a marketing department.

Your advertising should generate interest.

Your website should turn visitors into inquiries.

Your phone system should help capture those inquiries.

Your follow-up process should help turn them into appointments.

Your customer database should help bring them back.

And your reporting should show how the pieces work together.

Our process

How the Found On Local Growth System Works

A structured process — built to be reviewed, adjusted, and repeated as your business grows.

1

Evaluate

We review your current marketing, competition, service area, lead sources, customer follow-up, and growth opportunities.

2

Build

We create a marketing strategy based on your services, goals, budget, and available capacity.

3

Launch

We implement agreed-upon advertising, visibility, lead capture, and follow-up campaigns.

4

Optimize

We review campaign performance and make adjustments based on actual results.

5

Grow

We help strengthen customer retention, improve marketing efficiency, and identify additional opportunities.

HVAC-specific, not generic

Built Around How HVAC Companies Actually Operate

Seasonal demand, service capacity, geography, and job profitability all affect the marketing strategy. So the strategy should be built around them.

Emergency Heating & Cooling Repair

Campaigns designed for the moments when equipment fails and homeowners need help now — with fast, mobile-friendly ways to call and request service.

Furnace, Heat Pump & AC Replacement

Higher-consideration, higher-ticket opportunities — supported with content, financing information when available, and clear next steps.

Preventive Maintenance & Memberships

Programs that build predictable, recurring work instead of relying entirely on emergency calls and seasonal spikes.

Commercial Service & Maintenance

Longer sales cycles with multiple decision-makers — marketed with credibility, targeted outreach, and maintenance agreement promotion.

No two HVAC markets are the same. A strategy that works in a cold-climate heating market won't automatically work in a hot-climate cooling market. We build around your climate, your capacity, and the work you actually want more of.

Talk it through

Residential and Commercial HVAC Marketing

Two very different buyers. Two very different marketing approaches.

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Residential

Residential HVAC

Reach homeowners searching for repairs, replacements, installations, and seasonal maintenance.

  • Search advertising
  • Social and neighborhood campaigns
  • Local SEO and visibility
  • Customer reactivation
  • Maintenance membership promotion
Explore Residential Marketing
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Commercial

Commercial HVAC

Build relationships with property managers, building owners, facility managers, restaurants, offices, and other commercial prospects.

  • Targeted B2B outreach
  • Commercial landing pages
  • Lead tracking and pipeline support
  • Maintenance agreement campaigns
  • LinkedIn and business-to-business marketing
Explore Commercial HVAC Marketing

Your Marketing. Your Customers. Your Business.

We believe HVAC companies should build their own brands and customer relationships instead of relying entirely on third-party lead marketplaces.

Our goal is to help you develop marketing assets, customer acquisition systems, and long-term visibility that support your business.

You maintain ownership of your customer data and eligible advertising accounts, subject to platform rules and your service agreement. Proprietary software, licensed systems, and website platform assets may have separate ownership or portability terms.

Your customer data stays yours
Eligible ad accounts remain in your control
Your brand, not a marketplace profile
Month-to-month, 30-day written notice
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Ready to put your HVAC marketing to work?

Let's Find Out Where Your HVAC Company Could Be Growing.

Request a free HVAC marketing audit and we'll review your current visibility, lead capture process, and potential growth opportunities.

No pressure, no obligation. Just a clear look at where you stand.

Common questions

HVAC Marketing Questions, Answered