Built For The Weeks That Actually Matter
HVAC has a problem most trades don't: demand arrives in two spikes a year and both are weather-dependent. The first hot week of summer and the first cold snap of winter produce more searches in seven days than the previous two months combined.
A site that isn't ready for those weeks loses the majority of its annual opportunity in the two windows that decide the year. I build HVAC sites that hold up when the phone lines are already busy.
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Six Things An HVAC Website Has To Get Right
When the first heatwave hits, search volume jumps, every competitor's phone line is busy, and homeowners call down the list until someone answers. These are what decide whether that someone is you.
Booking Without A Phone Call
In a spike week the sites that win are the ones where booking does not depend on a human picking up. Online booking, or at minimum a form that lands somewhere a person is actually watching that day.
Get StartedInstall And Repair, Split Apart
You run two businesses that share a van. Installation is planned, high value, three weeks of deliberation. Repair is urgent and decided in ten seconds. One homepage serving both is why so many HVAC sites convert badly - neither visitor finds what they came for.
Get StartedA Page Per System Type
Air conditioning installation, heat pumps, furnace repair, ductwork, commercial HVAC. Each with its own page, its own detail on brands and efficiency ratings, and its own photos of that work.
Get StartedA Maintenance Plan Page
The most underused page in the trade. Recurring revenue, and it gives a one-off repair customer a reason to come back to you rather than search again next season.
Get StartedSeasonal Pages That Catch Intent
Someone searching why their AC is blowing warm air is two hours from calling somebody. If your site is what answers that question, you're the one they call.
Get StartedCredentials Where They Count
NATE certification, EPA 608, ACCA membership, your state license number and financing terms, visible on every page rather than buried on an About page.
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A Few Sites I've Built
Local service businesses where the website had to hold up under pressure. Aventus Clinic takes visitors from seeing results to booking without a phone call in between, and its enquiries arrive in bursts - the same engineering problem as the first hot week of summer.

Troy Devine
The landing page for his V.I.E.W. Framework, a course that walks people through finding their purpose. I built out the Gravity Forms styling, set up the Mailchimp double opt-in, and put together the automated email sequence that fires once someone signs up.

Aventus Clinic
A UK hair loss clinic sitting at 4.9 on Google with 600+ reviews and over 5,000 treatments done. I built the treatments page and the before and after gallery, so people go straight from seeing results to booking a free assessment.

Nikmat Printers
An offset printing company in Karachi, running since 1983 with no online presence at all. I built their site around the branding and reputation they already had offline, so the people searching for a printer could finally find them. Quote requests are up 240%.

An HVAC Website You Actually Own
Built in WordPress and Elementor, on your hosting, in your account — the same small business web design build every client here gets, shaped around heating and cooling. When it's done it's yours: the files, the domain, the rankings.
That matters more in HVAC than most trades, because your site needs a new seasonal page twice a year. Adding one should take you ten minutes, not a support ticket and an invoice.
Seasonal Pages, Twice A Year
Publish 'get your AC ready for summer' in April and 'why your furnace short cycles' in October. You add them yourself, in minutes, on the week they matter.
Maintenance Plan Page You Control
Change plan tiers or pricing before the season turns without waiting on anyone. This is the page that turns a one-off repair into recurring revenue.
Survives The Spike
The first hot week is the worst possible time to find out your site is slow. Built to hold up when everyone in the county is searching at once.
Install And Repair Stay Separate
Two customers, two decision timescales, two sets of pages. You can extend either side yourself as your service mix changes.
NATE And EPA 608, Sitewide
Your certifications and license number in the footer of every page, editable by you as techs qualify.
Nothing To Cancel In October
A one-off fixed price, not a monthly bill that runs through your quiet season. Cancelling a care plan never costs you the site.
- 2 Demand Spikes A Year
- 50+ Projects Delivered
- 5/5 Client Reviews

Ready For The Spike, Not The Average
Check what your current site does — run it through Google PageSpeed Insights on mobile before the season turns.
- Your site has to survive a traffic spike without slowing down. The first hot week is the worst possible time to discover it cannot.
- Heavy image sliders and video backgrounds are common on HVAC sites and are the main cause of slow loads. On a phone in a hot car, six seconds is a lost call.
- Everyone chases "HVAC" plus their city, the most competitive term in the sector. "Air conditioning installation [city]" and "heat pump installer [city]" convert better and are winnable.
Fixed Prices, Published
- Starter
- Custom Elementor design, not a template
- Up to 5 pages
- Mobile-first, tested on real devices
- Contact form set up and connected
- On-page SEO foundations
- Live in 7–14 days
- SEO-structured service pages
- Multi-step quote/lead form
- Growth
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 8 pages
- SEO-structured service pages
- Conversion-focused layout
- Multi-step quote/lead form
- Live in 14–21 days
- Schema markup for services
- Priority build queue
- Scale
- Everything in Growth
- 12–15+ pages
- Service-area & location pages
- Schema markup for services
- Priority build queue
- Live in 21–28 days
One to three weeks from kickoff, depending on page count. Worth starting well before your season turns - the two spike weeks are not when you want to be mid-rebuild.
Yes, and it is the single biggest structural improvement on most HVAC sites. The installation customer wants efficiency ratings, brands and financing; the repair customer wants a phone number and whether you can come today. They get different pages.
Yes, and I'd push for it. It is the most underused page in the trade - recurring revenue, and a reason for a one-off repair customer to come back rather than search again next season.
Yes, outright. Your hosting, your domain, your files. You can move it, sell it or hand it to another developer at any point without asking me.
Yes. It's built in Elementor and I walk you through it at handover. Adding a job photo or a new service area page is something you can do without calling anyone.
Not for the build - it's a one-off fixed price. A care plan is available if you want updates and backups handled, but it's optional and cancelling it never costs you the site.
The build gives you what ranking depends on structurally: a page per job type, real service area pages, fast load times and clean markup. Rankings themselves take months and depend on your reviews, your Google Business Profile and your competition. Anyone promising page one on a fixed date is guessing.
Send me the URL. Sometimes the structure is fine and it needs restructuring rather than rebuilding, which is cheaper. I'll tell you which one it is.
What Clients Say
Clients across the UK, the US, Canada and Australia. Every quote below comes from a completed Upwork contract, so you can check them yourself rather than take my word for it.
View all verified reviews on UpworkMazhar was excellent to work with from start to finish. He was very attentive, asked great questions, and truly listened to my vision. He delivered a clean, conversion-focused landing page that came out even better than I expected.
Matthew Kopp New York, USA Verified on UpworkAmazingly professional. At every stage of the timeline, Mirza produced the results I was looking for. He added his own creative flare and challenged my thinking at times, which was well aligned with my brand. I'm already setting up a new contract for the next stages.
Troy Devine Sydney, Australia Verified on UpworkMirza is very professional and a pleasure to work with. He's detail oriented and always gets my confirmation before completing any task. This was actually my second time hiring him for my website, and he's probably the only person I'll work with on it going forward.
Deborah Delaware, USA Verified on Upwork